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Opportunity Line

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Opportunity line
Slope of a graph representing portfolios achieved by combining different levels of borrowing and lending with a single risky portfolio. Sometimes called investment opportunity set.

Investment Opportunity Set
All of the investments that a person or company is able to make at a given point in time. What determines an individual investment opportunity set is largely what the investor is able to afford, whether through equity financing, debt financing, venture capital, or even personal savings.


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I soon discovered that the agencies' job opportunity lines are no better maintained than their information hot lines.
Dillinger advises job seekers to contact their local Olsten office listed in their telephone book, to call Olsten's job opportunity line at 1-800-WORKNOW or submit a resume online at Olsten's Internet site, www.
Piske advises students seeking temporary employment to call Olsten's job opportunity line at 800/WORKNOW or submit a resume online at Olsten's internet site, www.
 
 
 
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