A) 1.08
B) 1.15
C) 1.04
D) 1.11
E) .99
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A) Unexpected economic collapse
B) Unexpected increase in interest rates
C) Unexpected increase in the variable costs for a firm
D) Sudden decrease in inflation
E) Expected increase in tax rates
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A) Major layoff by a regional manufacturer of power boats
B) Increase in consumption created by a reduction in personal tax rates
C) Surprise firing of a firm's chief financial officer
D) Closure of a major retail chain of stores
E) Product recall by one manufacturer
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A) squared deviation.
B) beta coefficient.
C) standard deviation.
D) mean.
E) variance.
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A) 13.53 percent
B) 12.92 percent
C) 13.20 percent
D) 14.16 percent
E) 13.95 percent
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A) $7,023.15
B) $7,811.29
C) $8,666.67
D) $7,753.51
E) $8,318.50
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A) all investment risk.
B) the portfolio risk premium.
C) market risk.
D) unsystematic risk.
E) the reward for bearing risk.
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A) $6,000
B) $9,000
C) $12,000
D) $15,000
E) $18,000
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A) 11.28 percent
B) 10.67 percent
C) 10.95 percent
D) 11.91 percent
E) 11.70 percent
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A) 5.5 percent
B) 9.15 percent
C) 6.69 percent
D) 10.60 percent
E) 10.38 percent
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A) 13.31 percent
B) 12.67 percent
C) 12.40 percent
D) 13.78 percent
E) 14.13 percent
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A) totally eliminated when a portfolio is fully diversified.
B) defined as the total risk associated with surprise events.
C) risk that affects a limited number of securities.
D) measured by beta.
E) measured by standard deviation.
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Multiple Choice
A) The risk premium on a risk-free security is generally considered to be one percent.
B) The expected rate of return on any security, given multiple states of the economy, must be positive.
C) There is an inverse relationship between the level of risk and the risk premium given a risky security.
D) If a risky security is correctly priced, its expected risk premium will be positive.
E) If a risky security is priced correctly, it will have an expected return equal to the risk-free rate.
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A) .91
B) .95
C) .81
D) 1.03
E) 1.06
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A) any risk that affects a large number of assets.
B) the total risk of an individual security.
C) diversifiable risk.
D) asset-specific risk.
E) the risk unique to a firm's management.
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Multiple Choice
A) A news bulletin that the anticipated layoffs by a firm will occur as expected on December 1
B) Announcement that the CFO of the firm is retiring June 1 as previously announced
C) Announcement that a firm will continue its practice of paying a $3 a share annual dividend
D) Statement by a firm that it has just discovered a manufacturing defect and is recalling its product
E) The verification by senior management that the firm is being acquired as had been rumored
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A) An increase in the rate of return in a recessionary economy
B) An increase in the probability of an economic boom
C) A decrease in the probability of a recession occurring
D) A decrease in the probability of an economic boom
E) An increase in the rate of return for a normal economy
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A) 10.59 percent
B) 39.02 percent
C) 14.26 percent
D) 19.86 percent
E) 12.77 percent
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A) ..000522
B) ..000611
C) ..024718
D) ..006107
E) ..015254
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A) beta and standard deviation of a portfolio.
B) systematic and unsystematic risks of a security.
C) nominal and real rates of return.
D) expected return and beta of either a security or a portfolio.
E) risk premium and beta of a portfolio.
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