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modern portfolio theory
[ mod-ern pawrt-foh-lee-oh thee-uh-ree, theer-ee ]
noun
, Finance.
- a mathematical system for calculating and analyzing the expected returns on assets in order to assemble a portfolio of maximum efficiency, as used in the Markowitz model. : MPT
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Word History and Origins
Origin of modern portfolio theory1
Introduced in 1952 by U.S. economist Harry M. Markowitz ( def )
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