alleryStart learning →What does modern portfolio theory try to maximise for a given level of risk?
ADividend payout
BBrokerage income
CExpected return
DTrading volume
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Expected return
The framework assembles assets so that expected return is as high as possible at a chosen risk level.
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