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A) Interest rates rise and truck prices rise.
B) Interest rates fall and truck prices rise.
C) Interest rates rise and truck prices fall.
D) Interest rates fall and truck prices fall.
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A) people buy various types of insurance.
B) we observe a trade-off between risk and return.
C) most people prefer to hold diversified portfolios of assets to undiversified portfolios of assets.
D) None of the above are correct.
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A) rise,and investment spending rise.
B) rise,and investment spending fall.
C) fall,and investment spending rise.
D) fall,and investment spending fall.
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A) Bubbles could arise,in part,because the price that people pay for stock depends on what they think someone else will pay for it in the future.
B) Economists almost all agree that the evidence for stock market irrationality is convincing and the departures from rational pricing are important.
C) Some evidence for the existence of market irrationality is that informed and presumably rational managers of mutual funds generally beat the market.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) long periods of declining prices are followed by long periods of rising prices.
B) the greater the number of consecutive days of price declines,the greater the probability prices will increase the following day.
C) stock prices are unrelated to random events that shock the economy.
D) stock prices are just as likely to rise as to fall at any given time.
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A) present value.
B) future value.
C) return.
D) standard deviation.
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A) about 6.3 years
B) about 7 years
C) about 7.7 years
D) about 10 years
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A) raise the price and raise the present value of the corporation's stock.
B) raise the price and lower the present value of the corporation's stock.
C) lower the price and raise the present value of the corporation's stock.
D) lower the price and lower the present value of the corporation's stock.
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A) At point A the standard deviation of the portfolio is 3.
B) A risk averse person always will choose to be at point A.
C) At point D the portfolio consists of about 15 percent stocks and 85 percent safe assets.
D) The figure shows that the greater the risk,the greater the return.
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A) if Rob owns a house,then he definitely would buy fire insurance provided the cost of the insurance were reasonable.
B) Rob would voluntarily exchange a portfolio of stocks with a high average return and a high level of risk for a portfolio with a low average return and a low level of risk.
C) Rob is risk averse.
D) Rob is not risk averse.
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A) These are both examples of adverse selection.
B) These are both examples of moral hazard.
C) The first example illustrates adverse selection,and the second illustrates moral hazard.
D) The first example illustrates moral hazard,and the second illustrates adverse selection.
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A) the distance between the origin and point B
B) the distance between the origin and point C
C) the distance between point A and point C
D) the distance between point B and point C
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A) all of a person's savings are allocated to a class of safe assets.
B) the person knows with certainty that his or her return will be 3 percent.
C) the standard deviation of the person's portfolio is zero.
D) All of the above are correct.
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