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) Beta Line.
B) Security Market Line.
C) Risk Premium Line.
D) Risk-Return Line.
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A) 4.8 percent
B) 9.8 percent
C) 20 percent
D) 39.2 percent
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A) Yes, Alex is better off financially regardless of the interest rate.
B) Yes, if the interest rate is less than 50 percent.
C) Yes, but only if the team expects to be successful.
D) Yes, but only if the interest rate is less than 10 percent.
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A) lower than for a one-year loan.
B) greater than for a one-year loan.
C) the same as for a one-year loan.
D) higher if Kara expected there to be no inflation over the loan repayment period.
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A) how the nondiversifiable risk compares with diversifiable risk for an asset
B) how the expected return compares with the diversifiable risk of a given asset
C) how the expected return compares with the nondiversifiable risk of the market portfolio
D) how the nondiversifiable risk of a given asset compares with that of the market portfolio
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A) generate lower costs than passively managed funds.
B) generally outperform passively managed funds.
C) generally perform the same as passively managed funds.
D) are generally outperformed by passively managed funds.
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True/False
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A) an economic investment but not a financial investment.
B) a financial investment but not an economic investment.
C) both an economic and a financial investment.
D) neither an economic nor a financial investment.
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A) Asset prices and average expected rates of return are directly related, but levels of nondiversifiable risk and average expected rates of return are inversely related.
B) Asset prices and average expected rates of return are inversely related, but levels of nondiversifiable risk and average expected rates of return are directly related.
C) Asset prices, average expected rates of return, and levels of nondiversifiable risk are all directly related.
D) Average expected rates of return are inversely related to both asset prices and levels of nondiversifiable risk.
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A) Stocks pay interest, while bonds pay dividends.
B) One can lose with stocks but not with bonds.
C) The U.S.Federal government issues bonds but not stocks.
D) Bonds are long-term, while stocks are short-term investments.
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A) diversification.
B) arbitrage.
C) hedging.
D) securitization.
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True/False
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A) stocks only.
B) bonds only.
C) either stocks or bonds.
D) neither stocks nor bonds.
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A) 5 percent
B) 6 percent
C) 7 percent
D) 8 percent
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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) 34 percent.
B) 32 percent.
C) 30 percent.
D) 12 percent.
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A) the prime interest rate.
B) Federal Reserve monetary policy.
C) the average beta of the market.
D) investor tolerance of risk.
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A) Stocks are issued for a fixed period; bonds are not.
B) Stocks pay interest; bonds pay dividends.
C) Bond payouts are more predictable than payouts from stocks.
D) Bonds represent ownership; stocks represent debt.
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