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A situation in which the joint moves of two firms can determine how much money each firm can make or lose can be explained using the story of:

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Question:

A situation in which the joint moves of two firms can determine how much money each firm can make or lose can be explained using the story of:

A.

The Trojan Horse

B.

The Icarus Paradox

C.

The Prisoner’s Dilemma

D.

The Icarus Dilemma

Answer» d. The Icarus Dilemma

Note: The above multiple-choice question is for all general and Competitive Exams in India. 

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At the prevailing environment, the Capital Market Line (CML) equation for a portfolio is given as E(ri),% = 8 + 0.36 ?i The ex-ante SML equation for the same portfolio i is E(ri),% = 8 + 5.50 ?i Therefore, the variance of market portfolio is approximately

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Question:

At the prevailing environment, the Capital Market Line (CML) equation for a portfolio is given as E(ri),% = 8 + 0.36 ?i The ex-ante SML equation for the same portfolio i is E(ri),% = 8 + 5.50 ?i Therefore, the variance of market portfolio is approximately

A.

30(%)2

B.

64(%)2

C.

126(%)2

D.

233(%)2

Answer» d. 233(%)2

Note: The above multiple-choice question is for all general and Competitive Exams in India. 

At the prevailing environment, the Capital Market Line (CML) equation for a portfolio is given as E(ri),% = 8 + 0.36 ?i The ex-ante SML equation for the same portfolio i is E(ri),% = 8 + 5.50 ?i Therefore, the variance of market portfolio is approximately Read More »

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What is the expected return of a zero-beta security?

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Question:

What is the expected return of a zero-beta security?

A.

The market rate of return.

B.

Zero rate of return.

C.

A negative rate of return.

D.

The risk-free rate.

Answer» d. The risk-free rate.

Note: The above multiple-choice question is for all general and Competitive Exams in India. 

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According to Porter, dealing with the paradox of premature commitment versus not enough commitment involves some kind of:

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Question:

According to Porter, dealing with the paradox of premature commitment versus not enough commitment involves some kind of:

A.

Trade-off

B.

Lock-in

C.

Lock-out

D.

Diversification

Answer» c. Lock-out

Note: The above multiple-choice question is for all general and Competitive Exams in India. 

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