A) 7.85 percent
B) 10.01 percent
C) 11.72 percent
D) 12.50 percent
E) 13.40 percent
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A) undervalued; 7.34
B) undervalued; 7.49
C) undervalued; 7.64
D) overvalued; 7.34
E) overvalued; 7.49
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A) 4.02; 11.53
B) 4.09; 12.35
C) 4.10; 11.53
D) 4.27; 10.59
E) 4.41; 10.25
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A) large market capitalization and high book-to-market ratio
B) large market capitalization and low book-to-market ratio
C) small market capitalization and high book-to-market ratio
D) small market capitalization and a book-to-market ratio of 1.0
E) small market capitalization and a low book-to-market ratio
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A) I and III
B) I and IV
C) II and III
D) II and IV
E) none of these
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A) .58
B) .61
C) .68
D) .70
E) .77
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A) stock E is preferable to stock F.
B) stock D has a higher beta than stock F.
C) the market risk premium is greater than 6.8 and less than 7.4.
D) stock F is riskier than stock D.
E) at least two of the securities are mispriced.
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A) .00
B) .50
C) 1.00
D) 1.50
E) 2.00
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A) decrease in company sales
B) increase in market interest rates
C) change in corporate tax rates
D) increase in inflation
E) This risk is related to expected portfolio returns
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A) unique risk
B) firm risk
C) market risk
D) asset-specific risk
E) diversifiable risk
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A) weighted average
B) arithmetic average
C) geometric average
D) correlated value
E) covariance value
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A) market risk premium.
B) risk-free rate of return.
C) market rate of return.
D) market rate of return multiplied by any security's beta, given an inefficient market.
E) market rate of return multiplied by the risk-free rate.
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A) reward-to-risk theory
B) capital asset pricing model
C) risk premium proposal
D) market slope hypothesis
E) security market line proposition
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A) increase.
B) either increase or remain constant.
C) remain constant.
D) decrease.
E) either increase, decrease, or remain constant.
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A) .98
B) 1.03
C) 1.08
D) 1.19
E) 1.22
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A) 12.45; 1.38
B) 12.84; 1.39
C) 13.39; 1.23
D) 13.39; 1.40
E) 13.45; 1.32
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A) Risk and return are inversely related.
B) Investors are compensated only for diversifiable risk.
C) The beta of a portfolio may be lower than the lowest beta of any individual security held within the portfolio.
D) How a security affects the risk of a portfolio is less important than the actual risk of the security itself.
E) Investing has two dimensions: risk and return.
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A) 0.42
B) 1.00
C) 1.32
D) 1.42
E) 1.60
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A) unique
B) systematic
C) asset-specific
D) unsystematic
E) firm-specific
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