easy · Principles of Finance risk-return-portfolio
Which of the following best describes 'Systematic Risk' in the context of Modern Portfolio Theory?
- Risk that is unique to one specific company, product line, or sector
- Risk that is associated with a firm's chosen capital structure and leverage
- The standard deviation of one individual asset's own historical returns in isolation
- Risk that cannot be diversified away because it affects the entire market
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