A) Less risky assets will have similar average expected rates of return to more risky assets.
B) Less risky assets will have higher average expected rates of return than more risky assets.
C) More risky assets will have higher average expected rates of return than less risky assets.
D) More risky assets will have lower average expected rates of return than less risky assets.
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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) practically zero percent
B) 1 percent
C) 50 percent
D) $1
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A) can be any positive number.
B) is negative.
C) equals zero.
D) equals 1.
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A) average expected rate of return of the market portfolio.
B) risk of all similar investments.
C) level of nondiversifiable risk as the market portfolio.
D) level of diversifiable risk as the market portfolio.
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A) will equalize rates of return across all stocks and bonds.
B) will drive up rates of return on all assets.
C) is a lengthy process because of the large volume of transactions.
D) will often equalize rates of return among similar assets within minutes.
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A) have no effect on the Security Market Line.
B) invert the Security Market Line.
C) change the slope of the Security Market Line.
D) cause a vertical shift of the Security Market Line.
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A) shares of corporate stock
B) U.S.savings bonds
C) newly built houses
D) bonds issued by private corporations
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A) pooling.
B) arbitrage.
C) diversification.
D) weighted average.
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A) systemic risk.
B) the risk premium.
C) idiosyncratic risk.
D) nondiversifiable risk.
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A) convert a given number of dollars in the future into its present equivalent.
B) determine the future impact of inflation on a present amount of money.
C) know which financial assets will provide the greatest future returns.
D) do all of these.
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A) zero.
B) 1.
C) 100.
D) always fluctuating.
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A) greater the interest rate.
B) less the amount of time before the future payment is received.
C) more the amount of time before the future payment is received.
D) greater the expected rate of inflation.
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A) More risky assets will have similar prices to less risky assets.
B) Less risky assets will have lower prices than more risky assets.
C) Less risky assets will have higher prices than more risky assets.
D) More risky assets will have higher prices than less risky assets.
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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) stocks only.
B) bonds only.
C) either stocks or bonds.
D) neither stocks nor bonds.
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A) 4.6 percent
B) 6.5 percent
C) 8.4 percent
D) 9.3 percent
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A) $22.5 million
B) $23.0 million
C) $24.0 million
D) $25.2 million
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