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Which of the following best describes the relationship between a stock's beta and the standard deviation of the stock's returns?

▸ The higher the standard deviation, the higher the beta.

▸ The higher the standard deviation, the lower the beta.

▸ The relationship depends on the correlation between the stock's returns and the market's returns.

▸ Standard deviation and beta are different ways of measuring the same thing.

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