Investments that generate low returns tend to be riskier than investments that offer high returns.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
One widely accepted financial principle is that a tradeoff exists between risk and return; in other words, investments with the potential for generating high returns tend to be riskier than investments that offer lower returns. See A-4: Your Investments: Building for the Future
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