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Systematic risk refers to:
a.The risk unique to a single company that can be diversified away
b.Market-wide risk that affects nearly all securities and cannot be eliminated through diversification
c.The risk that a bond issuer defaults
d.The risk of buying at the wrong time of day
Giải thích
Systematic (market) risk affects the entire market or broad asset classes and cannot be diversified away; examples include recessions and broad interest rate moves. Unsystematic (nonsystematic) risk is company- or industry-specific and can be reduced through diversification.
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