The following table gives the number of students enrolled in Hands University from 1950 to 1990. 9. 1950|1955 | 196...
The following table provides data for life expectancy for Batiki Island. a. Check students' understanding of the tables with questions like: In 1900 to what age did women expect to live? Was there any year in which life expectancy decreased? Why do you think there is no data for the years 1940 and 1945? Comparing just the years 1890 and 1990, has the difference between the life expectancies of men and women decreased or increased? ...
Table 12.1 (below)TABLE 12.1 Year-to-Year Total Returns: 1926–2019YearLarge-Company StocksLong-Term Government BondsU.S. Treasury BillsConsumer Price Index192611.62%7.77%3.27%–1.49%192737.498.933.12–2.08192843.61.103.56–.971929–8.423.424.75.201930–24.904.662.41–6.031931–43.34–5.311.07–9.521932–8.1916.84.96–10.30193353.99–.07.30.511934–1.4410.03.162.03193547.674.98.172.99193633.927.52.181.211937–35.03.23.313.10193831.125.53–.02–2.781939–.415.94.02–.481940–9.786.09.00.961941–11.59.93.069.72194220.343.22.279.29194325.902.08.353.16194419.752.81.332.11194536.4410.73.332.251946–8.07–.10.3518.1619475.71–2.62.509.0119485.503.40.812.71194918.796.451.10–1.80195031.71.061.205.79195124.02–3.931.495.87195218.371.161.66.881953–.993.641.82.62195452.627.19.86–.50195531.56–1.291.57.3719566.56–5.592.462.861957–10.787.463.143.02195843.36–6.091.541.76195911.96–2.262.951.501960.4713.782.661.48196126.89.972.13.671962–8.736.892.731.22196322.801.213.121.65196416.483.513.541.19196512.45.713.931.921966–10.063.654.763.35196723.98–9.184.213.04196811.06–.265.214.721969–8.50–5.076.586.1119703.8612.116.525.49197114.3013.234.393.36197219.005.693.843.411973–14.69–1.116.938.801974–26.474.358.0012.20197537.239.205.807.01197623.9316.755.084.811977–7.16–.695.126.7719786.57–1.187.189.03197918.61–1.2310.3813.31198032.50–3.9511.2412.401981–4.921.8614.718.94198221.5540.3610.543.87198322.56.658.803.8019846.2715.489.853.95198531.7330.977.723.77198618.6724.536.161.1319875.25–2.715.474.41198816.619.676.354.42198931.6918.118.374.651990–3.106.187.816.11199130.4719.305.603.0619927.628.053.512.90199310.0818.242.902.7519941.32–7.773.902.67199537.5831.675.602.54199622.96–.935.213.32199733.3615.855.261.70199828.5813.064.861.61199921.04–8.964.682.682000–9.1021.485.893.392001–11.893.703.831.552002–22.1017.841.652.38200328.681.451.021.88200410.888.511.203.2620054.917.812.983.42200615.791.194.802.5420075.499.884.664.082008–37.0025.871.60.09200926.46–14.90.102.72201015.0610.14.121.5020112.1127.10.042.96201216.003.43.061.74201332.39–12.78.021.51201413.6924.71.02.7620151.38–.65.02.73201611.961.75.202.07201721.836.24.802.112018–4.38–.571.811.91201931.4912.162.142.29Questions:a.Calculate the arithmetic average returns for large-company stocks and T-bills over this period. (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)b.Calculate the standard deviation of the returns for large-company stocks and T-bills over this period. (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)c-1.Calculate the observed risk premium...