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Of the following different types of securities, which is typically considered most risky?

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Of the following different types of securities, which is typically considered most risky?

Of the following different types of securities, which is typically considered most risky?
A) long-term corporate bonds
B) long-term government bonds
C) common stocks of large companies
D) common stocks of small companies

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Foundations of Finance

Foundations of Finance

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