A investor that is indifferent between two investments with the same expected return, regardless of their risk is said to be:
A) risk-averse.
B) a risk seeker.
C) risk-neutral.
D) risk indifferent.
E) risk efficient.

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A risk-neutral investor is indifferent between two investments with the same expected return, regardless of their risk. This means that the investor does not favor low-risk or high-risk investments and makes decisions based solely on expected returns.

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