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A university professor is researching the impact of non-public information on the marketplace. She finds that investors who do have access to material, non-public information are consistently earning above-average risk-adjusted returns, and that the market price of the targeted securities are partially reflecting the new information. This is a violation of
I. strong form market efficiency.
II. semi-strong market efficiency.
III. weak form market efficiency.

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▸ I and II

▸ I and III

▸ II and III

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