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Portfolio Risk and Return: Part I
An investor has risk aversion coefficient A = 3. A risky portfolio has expected return 10% and standard deviation 16%, and the risk-free rate is 2%. Among the following allocations to the risky portfolio, the investor's utility is highest at:
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