A) 1.0
B) 1.5
C) 2.0
D) 2.5
E) 3.0
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A) 11.56%
B) 10.83%
C) 9.52%
D) 12.25%
E) 8.89%
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A) Interest rate risk and inflation risk are diversifiable risks.
B) Liquidity risk and political risk are systematic risks.
C) Business risk and exchange rate risk are firm-specific risks.
D) Financial risk and maturity risk are market risks.
E) Default risk and inflation risk are relevant risks.
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A) Beta is the measure of total risk, whereas standard deviation is the measure of unsystematic risk.
B) Beta is the measure of unsystematic risk, whereas standard deviation is the measure of total risk.
C) Beta is the measure of total risk, whereas standard deviation is the measure of systematic risk.
D) Beta is the measure of systematic risk, whereas standard deviation is the measure of total risk.
E) Beta is the measure of total risk, whereas Standard deviation is the measure of systematic risk.
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A) The required rate of return for Stock A, rA, should be 2.1 times the required rate of return for Stock B, rB.
B) The risk premium associated with Stock A, RPA, should be 2.1 times the risk premium associated with Stock B, RPB.
C) The required rate of return for Stock A, rA, should be three times the required rate of return for Stock B, rB.
D) The risk premium associated with Stock A, RPA, should be three times the risk premium associated with Stock B, RPB.
E) The required rate of return for Stock A, rA, should be three times the risk premium associated with Stock A, RPA
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A) treasury bill
B) treasury note
C) commercial paper
D) corporate bond
E) corporate stock
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A) unsystematic risk
B) non-diversifiable risk
C) market risk
D) relevant risk
E) combined risk
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A) down and have a steeper slope
B) up and have a less steep slope
C) up and keep the same slope
D) down and keep the same slope
E) down and have a less steep slope
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A) 10.0%
B) 9.5%
C) 15.0%
D) 12.5%
E) 13.0%
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A) If the returns on a stock vary widely, then its standard deviation is large, and as a result, the stock will also have a large beta coefficient.
B) A stock's standard deviation of returns is a measure of the stock's stand-alone risk, while its beta measures its unsystematic risk.
C) A portfolio that contains 100 high-beta stocks will not be riskier than a portfolio containing 100 low-beta stocks.
D) A stock that is perfectly positively correlated with the market would not have a beta coefficient that is greater than one.
E) A stock with a negative beta has very high firm-specific risk.
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A) diversifiable risk
B) unsystematic risk
C) stand-alone risk
D) market risk
E) business risk
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A) An increase in the expected inflation would lead to an increase in the required return on all the risky assets by the same amount, assuming all other things were held constant.
B) A graph of the SML would show required rates of return on the vertical axis and standard deviations of returns on the horizontal axis.
C) As a result of change in investors' risk aversion, the required rate of return on low-beta stocks is impacted more when compared to the required rate of return on high-beta stocks.
D) If investors became more averse to risk, then the slope of the SML would become less steep.
E) The market risk premium is lower for higher beta stocks and higher for lower beta stocks.
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A) standard deviation of returns
B) variance of returns
C) actual rate of return
D) risk premium
E) risk adjusted return
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A) If the beta of a portfolio doubles, its required return also doubles.
B) If a stock has a negative beta, its required return is negative.
C) Higher beta stocks have more company-specific risk, but do not necessarily have more market risk.
D) If a portfolio's beta increases from 1.2 to 1.5, its required rate of return will increase by an amount equal to its market risk premium.
E) If the beta of a stock is three, the stock's relevant risk is thrice as volatile as the market portfolio.
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