A) $540.75
B) $540.80
C) $540.85
D) None of the above are correct to the nearest cent.
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A) A risk averse person might be willing to hold stocks.
B) Other things the same, a portfolio with the stocks of a large number of companies has less risk.
C) Other things the same, the larger a portion of savings a person invests in stocks, the greater his expected return.
D) Diversification can eliminate market risk but not firm-specific risk.
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A) 2 percent
B) 3 percent
C) 4 percent
D) 5 percent
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A) Option A
B) Option B
C) Option C
D) The answer depends on the rate of interest, which is not specified here.
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A) utility and the associated assumption of diminishing marginal utility.
B) utility and the associated assumption of increasing marginal utility.
C) income and the associated assumption of diminishing marginal wealth.
D) income and the associated assumption of increasing marginal wealth.
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A) 4 percent.
B) 5 percent.
C) 6 percent.
D) None of the above are correct.
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A) $100 deposited 1 year ago at an 8 percent interest rate
B) $100 deposited 2 years ago at a 4 percent interest rate
C) $100 deposited 4 years ago at a 2 percent interest rate
D) $100 deposited 8 years ago at a 1 percent interest rate
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A) overvalued so you should consider buying it.
B) overvalued so you should not consider buying it.
C) undervalued so you should consider buying it.
D) undervalued so you should not consider buying it.
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A) a decrease in the size of the payment
B) a decrease in the time until the payment is made
C) an increase in the interest rate
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) a game where she has a 50 percent chance of winning $1 and a 50 percent chance of losing $1
B) a game where she has a 50 percent chance of winning $100 and a 50 percent chance of losing $100
C) a game where she has a 60 percent chance of winning $1 and a 40 percent chance of losing $1
D) a game where she has a 40 percent chance of winning $1 and a 60 percent chance of losing $1
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A) how society manages its scarce resources.
B) the implications of time and risk for allocating resources over time.
C) firms' decisions concerning how much to produce and what price to charge.
D) how society can reduce market risk.
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A) the present value of the factory rises. It's more likely the company will build the factory.
B) the present value of the factory rises. It's less likely the company will build the factory.
C) the present value of the factory falls. It's more likely the company will build the factory.
D) the present value of the factory falls. It's less likely the company will build the factory.
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A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Thomas Edison
C) Benjamin Franklin
D) Albert Einstein
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A) If it is "heads," she wins $100; if it is tails, she loses $95.
B) If it is "heads," she wins $150; if it is tails, she loses $150.
C) If it is "heads," she wins $150; if it is tails, she loses $140.
D) She definitely would not accept any of these bets.
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A) $110 in two years when the interest rate is 5 percent
B) $112.36 in two years when the interest rate is 6 percent
C) $117.49 in two years when the interest rate is 7 percent
D) None of the above are correct to the nearest cent.
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