Diversifiable risks:
A) Are measured by beta.
B) Affect the entire market.
C) Are systematic in nature.
D) Are rewarded in the market place.
E) Are also referred to as unique risks.

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Diversifiable risks, also known as unsystematic risks, are specific to a company or industry and can be reduced through diversification. They are not rewarded in the market because investors can mitigate these risks by holding a diversified portfolio of assets. Beta measures systematic risk, not diversifiable risk. Systematic risks affect the entire market and are not diversifiable.

Diversifiable Risks