Black Monday and Equity risk premium: Difference between pages

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(ERP).

The excess return expected from investing in equities, compared with the return on risk-free assets.

This term is often used to mean the same as the Market risk premium.

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-Black Monday most commonly means Monday 19 October 1987, when stock market prices collapsed around the world.
+The excess return expected from investing in equities, compared with the return on risk-free assets.
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-Black Monday can also refer to Monday 28 October 1929, part of the Wall Street Crash.
+This term is often used to mean the same as the Market risk premium.
 == See also ==
-*[[Big Bang]]
+* [[Capital asset pricing model]]
-*[[Black Friday]]
+* [[Market risk premium]]
-*[[Black Wednesday]]
-*[[Black Tuesday]]
-*[[Cliff edge]]
-*[[Global Financial Crisis]]
-*[[Wall Street Crash]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
-[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]