I believe the answer is: <span>Risk = m x Return where m is zero
When risk and return is positively correlated, aiming for higher return is only risk the loss of larger amount of capital.
<em>But the percentage loss to happen does not necessarily increased.
</em>Because of this, we can say that there is zero risk in putting more capital to get more profit.<em>
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Answer:Price floor
Explanation:If price is fixed above the equilibrium price there will be able excess supply over demand
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