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Unsystematic risks are those which affects only a particular company and NOT the entire economy. Since strike by employees will only affect that company, it will be termed as an unsystematic risk.
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What kind of risk is a strike by employees? total market unsystematic systematic economic
Standard deviation measures _____ risk while beta measures _____ risk. systematic; unsystematic unsystematic; systematic total; unsystematic...
Standard deviation measures _____ risk while beta measures _____ risk. systematic; unsystematic unsystematic; systematic total; unsystematic total; systematic asset-specific; market
What type of risk can never be diversified away? systematic risk unsystematic risk total risk All...
What type of risk can never be diversified away? systematic risk unsystematic risk total risk All of the above
Which risk will be priced? A. Total risk B. systematic C. unsystematic risk?
Which risk will be priced? A. Total risk B. systematic C. unsystematic risk?
What type of risk can be eliminated in a well diversified portfolio? unsystematic market undiversifiable systematic
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1) Explain the systematic risk and unsystematic risk by using mathematical 3 examples if it is...
1) Explain the systematic risk and unsystematic risk by using mathematical 3 examples if it is possible 2) create 3 multiple questions and solve it related to systematic risk and unsystematic risk 3) create 3 true/false questions and solve it related to systematic risk and unsystematic risk
QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between nondiversifiable (systematic) risk and diversifabe (unsystematic) risk?...
QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between nondiversifiable (systematic) risk and diversifabe (unsystematic) risk? 2. What is a diversified portfolio? What type of risk is reduced through diversifice tion? How many securities are necessary to achieve this reduction in risk? Whz characteristics must these securitics poss?
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Question 12 What does the beta measure? systematic risk diversifiable risk. company-specific risk. unsystematic risk.
Question 12 What does the beta measure? systematic risk diversifiable risk. company-specific risk. unsystematic risk.
12. Decompose the Total Return on the systematic and unsystematic portions of the following asset: Expected...
12. Decompose the Total Return on the systematic and unsystematic portions of the following asset: Expected Return market = 4% Risk Free - 1% Expected Return asset A-7% Actual Return Market = 2% Beta asset A .89 Actual Return asset A 5 % UNE (RM) = RM-E(R) UNE (RA) = RA-E(R) Systematic Portion of UNE Return = (Ry - ERBA Unsystematic Portion of UNE Return = (RA-E(R)) - (RM-E(R))BA Interpret your results
The scroll down options are 1. systematic/unsystematic risk 2. systematic/unsystematic risk 3. standard deviation/risk aversion 4....
The scroll down options are
1. systematic/unsystematic risk
2. systematic/unsystematic risk
3. standard deviation/risk aversion
4. correlation coefficient/diversification
Risk is the potential for an investment to generate more than one return. A security that will produce only one known return is referred to as a risk- free asset, as there is no potential for deviation from the known expected outcome. Investments that have the chance of producing more than one possible outcome are called risky assets. Risk, or potential variability...
QUESTION 23 What does beta measure? a. Unsystematic Risk. b. Systematic Risk. c. Equity Risk Premium....
QUESTION 23 What does beta measure? a. Unsystematic Risk. b. Systematic Risk. c. Equity Risk Premium. d. Total Risk. QUESTION 24 Which of the following is an advantage of an indexed equity mutual fund as compared to a managed equity fund? a. Indexed funds have lower operating costs because of less stock trading. b. Indexed funds generally have better portfolio managers. c. Indexed funds engage in more research than managed funds. d. Index funds generally have less systematic risk compared...
What type of risk can never be diversified away? systematic risk unsystematic risk total risk All of the above
QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between nondiversifiable (systematic) risk and diversifabe (unsystematic) risk? 2. What is a diversified portfolio? What type of risk is reduced through diversifice tion? How many securities are necessary to achieve this reduction in risk? Whz characteristics must these securitics poss?
QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between nondiversifiable (systematic) risk and diversifabe (unsystematic) risk? 2. What is a diversified portfolio? What type of risk is reduced through diversifice tion? How many securities are necessary...
Question 12 What does the beta measure? systematic risk diversifiable risk. company-specific risk. unsystematic risk.
12. Decompose the Total Return on the systematic and unsystematic portions of the following asset: Expected Return market = 4% Risk Free - 1% Expected Return asset A-7% Actual Return Market = 2% Beta asset A .89 Actual Return asset A 5 % UNE (RM) = RM-E(R) UNE (RA) = RA-E(R) Systematic Portion of UNE Return = (Ry - ERBA Unsystematic Portion of UNE Return = (RA-E(R)) - (RM-E(R))BA Interpret your results
The scroll down options are
1. systematic/unsystematic risk
2. systematic/unsystematic risk
3. standard deviation/risk aversion
4. correlation coefficient/diversification
Risk is the potential for an investment to generate more than one return. A security that will produce only one known return is referred to as a risk- free asset, as there is no potential for deviation from the known expected outcome. Investments that have the chance of producing more than one possible outcome are called risky assets. Risk, or potential variability...
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