A) regression analysis.
B) correlation tests that compare the security returns to the overall market return.
C) tests of the speed of adjustment of stock prices to company announcements.
D) queuing line theory tests.
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A) China.
B) India.
C) Russia.
D) U.S.
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A) A relationship between money supply growth and stock prices.
B) A relationship between P/E ratios and subsequent stock returns.
C) Independence of stock price changes.
D) Adjustment of stock prices due to accounting changes.
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A) informationally efficient.
B) informationally inefficient.
C) weak-form efficient.
D) semi-strong form efficient.
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A) size effect
B) January effect
C) earnings announcement anomaly
D) accounting changes effect
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A) As much as 50% of small cap outperformance is associated with the January effect.
B) Small cap stocks underperform large cap stocks in recent years.
C) Small cap stock outperformance is a NASDAQ phenomenon, not NYSE.
D) Small cap stock outperformance is unaffected by micro-cap, commission, or liquidity (i.e., bid-ask spread) concerns.
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A) Dividend announcements
B) Accounting changes
C) Stock splits
D) Corporate insiders' actions
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A) Information is costless and widely available to market participants at approximately the same time.
B) Information is generated in a specific fashion such that announcements are basically dependent on each other.
C) There are a large number of rational, profit-maximizing investors who actively participate in the market.
D) Investors react quickly and fully to the new information, causing stock prices to adjust accordingly.
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A) fundamental analysis.
B) technical analysis.
C) random-walk theory.
D) data mining.
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A) even though markets are efficient overall, there are pockets of inefficiency.
B) news about anomalies makes the market less efficient.
C) investors attempting to uncover and use information about security prices help make the market more efficient (i.e., an "efficient amount of inefficiency")
D) investors make the market less efficient.
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A) large cap stocks.
B) mid-cap stocks.
C) small cap stocks.
D) foreign stocks.
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A) The current price of a stock reflects all known information.
B) Investors will use all relevant data in making their decisions.
C) A perfect adjustment in price follows any new information.
D) Following any adjustment, the new price does not have to be the new equilibrium price.
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A) nothing will happen.
B) the stock price will fall at first and then later rise.
C) there will be a lag in the adjustment of the stock price
D) there will be negative demand for the stock.
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A) A large number of rational, profit-maximizing investors exist who actively participate in the U.S. market by analyzing, valuing, and trading stocks.
B) The U.S. economy is the largest in the world, with the most sophisticated investors.
C) Information is costless and widely available to market participants at approximately the same time.
D) Investors react quickly and fully to the new information, causing stock prices to adjust accordingly.
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A) over time are independent of one another.
B) changes over time are independent.
C) levels over time are independent.
D) changes today are dependent on yesterday's price changes.
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