Which one of these probably contributed the least to the dot.com bubble?
A) Investors putting too much weight on recent performance
B) Investor risk aversion
C) Investor overconfidence
D)Professional managers desiring to outperform their competitors

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Investor risk aversion likely contributed the least to the dot.com bubble as this would have led investors to be more cautious and less likely to invest in speculative and risky companies, which were characteristic of the dot.com era. The other choices all contributed to the bubble, with investors placing too much weight on recent performance, exhibiting overconfidence and professional managers prioritizing outperforming their competitors being some of the key drivers of the bubble.

Which One of These Probably Contributed the Least to the Dot.com