The risk-return indifference curves for a risk-neutral investor are:

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The risk-return indifference curves for a risk-neutral investor are:

The risk-return indifference curves for a risk-neutral investor are:
A) vertical lines.
B) straight lines with slope equal to one.
C) horizontal lines.
D) upward sloping lines that are bowed downward.

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