A standard error measures
A)nominal annual rate of return on a portfolio.
B)risk of a portfolio.
C)reliability of an estimate.
D)real annual rate of return on a portfolio.

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The standard error measures the reliability of an estimate, specifically the accuracy of the estimate in relation to the sample size. It indicates how much the sample mean is likely to differ from the true population mean. It is not related to the nominal or real annual rate of return on a portfolio, or the risk of a portfolio.

A Standard Error Measures