A) average expected rate of return on stocks and the average expected rate of return on bonds.
B) average expected rate of return of a financial asset and the discount rate.
C) risk level of a financial asset and the prime interest rate.
D) average expected rate of return and risk level of a financial asset.
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A) $52.1 million
B) $62.3 million
C) $71.4 million
D) $78.6 million
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A) an investment that is available at many banks and is FDIC insured
B) a company that manages a portfolio that is purchased by pooling the money of its investors
C) a debt contract that is issued by a company and offers interest payment on the loan
D) ownership of shares in a corporation with no guarantee the company will be profitable
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A) $10,000.
B) $10,600.
C) $11,236.
D) $11,910.
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A) future value of its annual coupons and face value.
B) future value of its annual coupons minus its face value.
C) present value of its annual coupons and face value.
D) present value of its annual coupons minus its face vale.
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A) positive 33 percent.
B) negative 33.3 percent.
C) negative 25 percent.
D) negative 75 percent.
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A) Beta Line.
B) Security Market Line.
C) Risk Premium Line.
D) Risk-Return Line.
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A) diversification.
B) arbitrage.
C) hedging.
D) securitization.
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A) random fluctuations in specific stocks.
B) bad company policies.
C) portfolio management fraud.
D) events that move all investments in the same direction.
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A) bond and stock rates of return equalize.
B) investors try to profit from selling a lower rate of return asset to buy one that is nearly identical but with a higher rate of return.
C) rates of return across all stocks equalize.
D) investors move from lower to higher rate of return assets, regardless of the comparability of the assets.
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A) X will fall and its rate of return will fall.
B) Y will rise and its rate of return will fall.
C) X will fall and its rate of return will rise.
D) Y will fall and its rate of return will rise.
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A) nondiversifiable and diversifiable risk.
B) diversifiable risk and time preference.
C) nondiversifiable risk and time preference.
D) nondiversifiable and diversifiable risk, and time preference.
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A) are always positive.
B) are only received when an asset is sold.
C) are only received when there is a stream of multiple payments generated by the asset.
D) can be received either through the sale of an asset or as a stream of payments.
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A) a claim on company dividends.
B) ownership of a company.
C) all financial assets guaranteed to pay interest.
D) loans to governments and corporations.
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A) pooling.
B) arbitrage.
C) diversification.
D) weighted average.
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A) Managers of actively managed funds use their discretion to buy and sell assets as they attempt to generate higher returns.
B) Actively managed funds focus on stocks; passively managed funds focus on bonds.
C) Actively managed funds necessarily contain a greater variety of stocks or bonds than does a passively managed fund.
D) Actively managed funds consistently outperform passively managed funds.
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