<u>Answer:
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Duration would not be an appropriate measure for corporate common stock.
Option: (C)
<u>Explanation:
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- By considering duration as a measure, only the anticipated price movement of fixed income security for a given change in given market interest rate levels could be determined.
- On the other hand, duration would be an appropriate measure for bonds and preferred stocks as they are fixed income securities Whereas, common stock is not a fixed income security so the condition of duration would not be applicable.
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