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Beta is defined as the:
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Amount of systematic risk in a risky asset relative to that in an average asset. |
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Ratio of unsystematic risk in a risky asset relative to the systematic risk in the overall market. |
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Amount of systematic risk in a risky asset relative to that of a risk-free asset. |
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Ratio of the total risk in a risky asset relative to the systematic risk in the overall market. |
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Slope of the security market line. |
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