Practice mode Finance

How are shares with a lower book-to-market ratio generally regarded?

Correct answer B. Less risky

Explanation

In the Fama-French framework, high book-to-market (value) stocks are seen as riskier, so stocks with a lower book-to-market ratio are treated as less risky.

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