Exam 9: Decisions Under Risk and Uncertainty
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Consider the two following common stocks
The correlation coefficient between the returns for the two common stocks is .50. An investor plans to put 60% of his wealth in MGA common stock and 40% in MGB common stock.
(a)Determine the expected return for this portfolio.
(b)Determine the standard deviation of the portfolio's returns.

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The Economist Frank Knight and others sometimes make a distinction between risk and uncertainty:
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Simulation techniques used in risk analysis are:
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In the riskadjusted discount rate approach, the cash flows for each project are discounted at the:
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For an individual having a utility function characterized by a(n) ____, the maximization of expected monetary value criterion will, in general, yield the same decisions as the maximization of expected utility criterion.
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Which of the following statements concerning marginal utility is (are) true?
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A ____ is a transaction that limits the risk associated with market price fluctuations for a particular investment position.
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A(n) ____ creates the legal obligation for the buyer (seller) to purchase (sell) a commodity specified in the contract at the agreed upon price at some future point in time.
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