Are the following two statements true or false: I. Based on the Capital Asset Pricing Model, a stock with a beta of zero should earn the market return. II. Based on the Capital Asset Pricing Model, a stock with a beta of 1 should earn a return equal to the risk-free rate plus the expected return on the market. A.) Statement I is true and statement II is false B.) Statement I is false and statement II is true C.) Both statements are true D.) Both statements are false
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