Generally speaking, the _ the risk, the _ the potential return or loss

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Marianna [84]2 years ago

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Oooh, I did this, your answer is B. Good luck. :)

givi [52]2 years ago

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<span>The correct answer is higher for both blank spaces.

We all know the famous saying: "No risk, no reward". What is true is the higher your risk you also have a higher degree of reaping a higher rewards. But the opposite is also true, the more you risk the more you stand to lose. In stockbroker business this is best exemplified, as you can se brokers trying to predict the stock market in order to make greater profits. Gambling is also the good example of this. </span>

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Generally speaking, the _______ the risk, the _______ the potential return or loss

Generally speaking, the _ the risk, the _ the potential return or loss