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2 years ago

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charle [14.2K]2 years ago

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The kind of risk that the given investments might incur are:

Lee purchased municipal bonds issued by a government entity - Liquidity risk.
Valerie bought bonds that include a feature to pay the bonds back earlier than the maturity date - Call risk.
Brian used most of his savings to purchase the stock of a big company - Business risk.
Aj invested all of his savings in a rental home - Taxability risk.

<h3>Which risks do these investments face?</h3>

Municipal bonds are usually illiquid which means that buying them comes with liquidity risk. Buying stock comes with business risk because the stock might lose value if the company performs poorly.

Call risk occurs when the issuer of a bond can pay back the bond before it matures.

Find out more on liquidity risk at brainly.com/question/921670.

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ra1l [238]2 years ago

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Answer:

C. B. A. D.

expiation:

in that order

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