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• Modern portfolio theory
  '''Modern Portfolio Theory''' is the [[statistical analysis]] that enables an investor to construct a ...risk is one made up entirely of [[Treasury Note|Treasury Notes]]. However, Modern Portfolio Theory showed that the least risky portfolio was actually a mix of 92% Treasury No
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• Modern portfolio theory/Definition
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• Harry Markowitz/Definition
  An economist best known for his work in modern portfolio theory, pioneering the Markowitz Efficient Portfolio theory.
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• Modern portfolio theory
  '''Modern Portfolio Theory''' is the [[statistical analysis]] that enables an investor to construct a ...risk is one made up entirely of [[Treasury Note|Treasury Notes]]. However, Modern Portfolio Theory showed that the least risky portfolio was actually a mix of 92% Treasury No
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• Harry Markowitz
  He is best known for his pioneering work in [[modern portfolio theory]], studying the effects of asset risk, [[correlation]] and [[Diversificatio
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• Risk-free interest rate/Related Articles
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• Risk-free interest rate
  The risk-free interest rate is thus of significant importance to [[modern portfolio theory]] in general, and is an important assumption for [[rational pricing]]. It
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• Financial economics
  ...sk" which results from the rise and fall of the equity market as a whole. Modern portfolio theory now takes account of an extension of the Markowitz analysis to include cash
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