Suppose investment A and investment B have identical cash flows.Why would an investor pay more for investment A than investment B?
A) This is incorrect. You would always pay the same amount for two investments with equal future cash flows.
B) The risk in the cash flows for investment A is greater than the risk of the cash flows of investment B.
C) The risk in the cash flows for investment B is greater than the risk of the cash flows of investment A.
D) The return required for investment B is lower than the return required for investment A.
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