[Solved] An efficient market does not require that:

Q.	An efficient market does not require that:
A.	stock prices incorporate all information.
B.	all known information be reflected in prices.
C.	the adjustments occur very quickly.
D.	each adjustment be perfect.
Answer» D. each adjustment be perfect.

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