A) A payment of $100 to be received one year from today,with a 2 percent interest rate,has a present value of $98.81.
B) A payment of $200 to be received two years from today,with a 3 percent interest rate,has a present value of $188.52.
C) A payment of $300 to be received three years from today,with a 4 percent interest rate,has a present value of $234.34.
D) None of the above are correct to the nearest cent.
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A) an increase in the size of the payment
B) an increase 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) the correlation between how well a stock does one year and how well it does the next is significantly greater than zero.
B) managed mutual funds generally outperform indexed mutual funds.
C) people tend to be overconfident when making investment decisions.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) compounding involves the assumption that the interest rate is zero,whereas discounting does not involve that assumption.
B) discounting involves the assumption that the interest rate is zero,whereas compounding does not involve that assumption.
C) the process of compounding produces a future value,whereas the process of discounting produces a present value.
D) the process of compounding produces a present value,whereas the process of discounting produces a future value.
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A) 5 percent
B) 6 percent
C) 7 percent
D) 8 percent
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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) $1,157.90
B) $1,168.65
C) $1,176.00
D) None of the above are correct to the nearest cent.
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A) risk aversion
B) marginal utility
C) utility
D) the number of units of a good that can be purchased
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A) the risk associated with selecting stocks in only a few specific companies
B) the risk that a person will become overconfident in his ability to select stocks
C) a high-risk person being more likely to apply for insurance
D) after obtaining insurance a person having less incentive to be careful
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A) life is full of all sorts of risks.
B) after people buy insurance,they have less incentive to be careful about their risky behavior.
C) a high-risk person is more likely to apply for insurance than is a low-risk person.
D) insurance companies go to great effort to avoid paying claims to their policy holders.
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A) do not believe that there is positive relationship between risk and return.
B) do not believe that stock prices reflect all available information.
C) believe in the validity of the efficient markets hypothesis.
D) believe that it is a good idea to engage in fundamental analysis.
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A) market risk by more than an increase from 110 to 120.
B) market risk by less than an increase from 110 to 120.
C) firm-specific risk by more than an increase from 110 to 120.
D) firm-specific risk by less than an increase from 110 to 120.
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True/False
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A) positive slope and gets steeper as wealth increases.
B) positive slope but gets flatter as wealth increases.
C) negative slope but gets steeper as wealth increases.
D) negative slope and gets flatter as wealth increases.
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A) 5 percent
B) 6 percent
C) 7 percent
D) 8 percent
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A) Option 1 has the highest present value and Option 2 has the lowest.
B) Option 2 has the highest present value and Option 3 has the lowest.
C) Option 3 has the highest present value and Option 1 has the lowest.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) $215 to be received a year from today has a present value of over $200;$420 a year from now has a present value over $400.
B) $215 to be received a year from today has a present value of over $200;$420 a year from now has a present value under $400.
C) $215 to be received a year from today has a present value of under $200;$420 a year from now has a present value over $400.
D) $215 to be received a year from today has a present value of under $200;$420 a year from now has a present value under $400.
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