Why do investors require higher returns for some investments? A) to compensate for less risk B) to compensate for greater risk C) to invest less funds for less risk D) to offset the amount of money invested

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Landen Mathews

Social Studies

10 January, 16:25

Why do investors require higher returns for some investments? A) to compensate for less risk B) to compensate for greater risk C) to invest less funds for less risk D) to offset the amount of money invested

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Kelsie Carpenter · Answer 1

B) to compensate for greater risk

Explanation:

To compensate for greater risk, investors require higher returns for some investments. This is desire to be compensated more for greater risks is pretty common in economics and in other real life situations.

Kyla Brady · Answer 2

B) to compensate for greater risk