All of the following are primary sources of systematic risk except
A)changes in the amount of foreign competition facing an industry
B)changes in investor expectations about the economy
C)interest rate changes
D)changes in purchasing power

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Changes in the amount of foreign competition facing an industry are not primary sources of systematic risk. Systematic risk refers to risks that affect the entire market or a large segment of it, such as interest rate changes, investor expectations, and changes in purchasing power. The level of foreign competition may affect individual companies or industries, but it is not a primary source of systematic risk.

All of the Following Are Primary Sources of Systematic Risk