A) the price falls below $20 per share.
B) he expects the sum of future capital gains and dividends to be negative.
C) the company stops paying dividends.
D) any of these circumstances occur.
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A) Practically zero percent.
B) 1 percent.
C) 50 percent.
D) $1.
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A) (1 + i) tX
B) X/(1 + i) t
C) it/(1 + X)
D) (X/i) t
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A) a claim on company dividends.
B) ownership of a company.
C) all financial assets guaranteed to pay interest.
D) loans to governments and corporations.
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A) mean that bankrupt companies owe nothing to corporate bondholders.
B) discourage investment in corporate stock.
C) help prevent corporate fraud.
D) encourage stock investing by limiting shareholder risk of loss.
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A) Government building a new road.
B) Boeing Corporation building a new factory.
C) A private citizen buying corporate stock.
D) The Federal Reserve buying bonds from commercial banks.
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A) trading and management costs are higher with actively managed funds.
B) passively managed funds invest in riskier assets that have higher rates of return.
C) actively managed funds invest in riskier assets that have not reached expected rates of return.
D) actively managed funds are taxed,while passively managed funds are not taxable.
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A) is guaranteed to receive 5 percent of the company's yearly profits.
B) is personally responsible for 5 percent of the debts if the company goes bankrupt.
C) has 5 percent of her personal assets vulnerable if the company goes bankrupt.
D) gets 5 percent of the votes at the shareholders' meetings.
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A) average expected rate of return of the market portfolio.
B) risk of all similar investments.
C) level of nondiversifiable risk as the market portfolio.
D) level of diversifiable risk as the market portfolio.
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A) largest commercial banks.
B) Internal Revenue Service.
C) U.S.Treasury.
D) Federal Reserve.
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A) the prime interest rate.
B) Federal Reserve monetary policy.
C) the average beta of the market.
D) investor tolerance of risk.
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A) believe the rate of return they could find in other financial assets is less than that implied in the extended payout.
B) sacrifice free money and are making an economically irrational decision.
C) prefer immediate to delayed returns.
D) are only making a rational economic decision if there is rapid inflation.
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A) bonds.
B) stocks.
C) real assets.
D) federally insured deposits.
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A) are independent of each other.
B) can be either inversely or directly related.
C) are inversely related.
D) are directly related.
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A) nondiversifiable risk and time preference.
B) diversifiable risk and time preference.
C) nondiversifiable and diversifiable risk.
D) nondiversifiable and diversifiable risk,and time preference.
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A) are unconcerned about risk and require no additional compensation for risk.
B) view all financial assets as equally risky.
C) greatly dislike risk and must be compensated for it.
D) prefer assets with greater risk.
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