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Firms that wish to minimize risk will attempt to

Firms that wish to minimize risk will attempt to
A) minimize the standard deviation of expected cash flows.
B) maximize the standard deviation of expected cash flows.
C) maximize expected cash flows.
D) balance expected cash flows with the standard deviation of expected cash flows.

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Financial Management: Principles and Applications

Edition: 13^th

Authors: Titman, Keown, Martin

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