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If you examine the U.S. stock market risk premium by extending the 1926 to 2015 time period backwards in time to 1802 (given the available information), the risk premiumA) decreases to 5.2 percent.B) increases to 7.6 percent.C) decreases to 3.9 percent.D) increases to 7.1 percent.E) decreases to 6.3 percent.
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