A) decreases to 5.2 percent.
B) increases to 7.6 percent.
C) decreases to 3.9 percent.
D) increases to 7.1 percent.
E) decreases to 6.3 percent.
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A) 1.75%; .057319
B) 1.75%; .076425
C) 3.50%; .057319
D) 3.50%; .062833
E) 3.50%; .076425
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A) higher the number of those returns.
B) lower the average rate of return.
C) lower the variance.
D) higher the standard deviation.
E) lower the volatility.
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A) 30.27%
B) 21.69%
C) 32.46%
D) 36.67%
E) 25.09%
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A) Portfolio I has a lower standard deviation than Portfolio II.
B) Portfolio I is riskier than Portfolio II.
C) Portfolio II has less total risk than Portfolio I.
D) Portfolio I will outperform Portfolio II over the next 10 years.
E) Portfolio II consists of more individual stocks than Portfolio I.
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A) 13.52%
B) 15.74%
C) 22.08%
D) 25.30%
E) 19.03%
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A) The total rate of return will be higher this year than it was last year.
B) The dividend yield for this year will be higher than it was last year.
C) The capital gains yield will be positive.
D) The dividend yield for this year will be lower than it was last year.
E) The total rate of return will be lower this year than it was last year.
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A) Average return / Risk premium
B) Standard deviation / Risk premium
C) Average return / Standard deviation
D) Risk premium / Average return
E) Risk premium / Standard deviation
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A) Large-company stocks have never returned more than 40 percent in a single year.
B) There is a direct relationship between the annual returns on large-company stocks and long-term government bonds.
C) U.S.Treasury bills have had a positive rate of return every single year.
D) The return on U.S.Treasury bills has exceeded the rate of inflation every single year.
E) The rate of inflation as measured by the consumer price index has been positive every single year.
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A) 9.00%
B) 17.50%
C) 22.60%
D) 21.67%
E) 20.33%
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A) declined in value every month.
B) declined almost 17 percent in 1 month.
C) increased in value during 2 months.
D) never increased by more than 2 percent in any 1 month.
E) increased in value during the first 3 months.
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A) 12.5 percent
B) 20.0 percent
C) 13.0 percent
D) 13.5 percent
E) 10.0 percent
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A) 8.1%
B) 8.0%
C) 7.9%
D) 9.3%
E) 9.2%
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A) 8.7 percent.
B) 11.9 percent.
C) 13.2 percent.
D) 9.6 percent.
E) 14.1 percent.
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A) arithmetic
B) standard
C) variant
D) geometric
E) real
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A) large-company stocks never lost more than 20 percent in any one year.
B) 1945 was the best-performing year for both large-company and small-company stocks.
C) small-company stocks most commonly return 30 to 40 percent.
D) small-company stocks are more volatile than large-company stocks.
E) large-company stocks are riskier than small-company stocks.
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A) At least one of the 4 years produced an annual rate of return of 8 percent.
B) If the standard deviation of the portfolio is greater than zero,then the geometric average portfolio return is less than 8 percent.
C) The standard deviation of the portfolio must be lower than the standard deviation of a comparable portfolio that had an arithmetic average return of 9 percent.
D) If the standard deviation of the portfolio is zero,then the geometric average return must also be zero.
E) The holding period return must be less than 8 percent.
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A) 11.33%
B) 16.09%
C) 9.10%
D) 13.12%
E) 7.99%
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A) variance squared.
B) positive square root of the variance.
C) positive square root of the average return.
D) average return divided by N minus one,where N is the number of returns.
E) average squared difference between the actual return and the average return.
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A) −3.57%
B) −2.94%
C) −4.43%
D) 2.47%
E) 1.66%
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