Since there are multiple sub parts to the question, I will answer the first four.
Part (a)
Ra = 3% + 0.7 Rm + ea
Beta of A = Ba = 0.7
m =
20% = 0.20
R2a = 0.20 = Proportion of variance due to
market / total variance of the stock A = (Ba x m
)2 /
a2
Hence, a2
= (Ba x
m
)2 / R2a = (0.7 x
0.2)2 / 0.2 = 0.098
Hence, standard deviation of stock A, a =
=
0.3130 = 31.30%
Similarly,
b2
= (Bb x
m
)2 / R2b = (1.2 x
0.2)2 / 0.12 = 0.4800
Hence, standard deviation of stock B, b =
=
0.6928 = 69.28%
Part (b)
For Stock A:
a2
= (Ba x
m
)2 +
2(ea)
= Systematic component + Firm specific component
Systematic component = (Ba x m)2
= (0.7 x 0.2)2 = 0.0196
Firm specific component = 2(ea)
=
a2
- (Ba x
m
)2 = 0.31302 - 0.0196 = 0.0784
Similarly for Stock B
Systematic component = (Bb x m)2
= (1.2 x 0.2)2 = 0.0576
Firm specific component = 2(eb)
=
b2
- (Bb x
m
)2 = 0.69282 - 0.0576 = 0.4224
Part (c)
Covariance = Product of betas x market index risk
Cov (Ra , Rb) = Ba x
Bb x m2
= 0.7 x 1.2 x 0.202 = 0.0336
Correlation coefficient between the two stocks = Covariance /
Product of standard deviations = Cov (Ra ,
Rb) / (a x
b) =
0.0336 / (0.3130 x 0.6928) = 0.1549
Part (d)
Beta of a stock = Covariance between stock's return and market return / variance of the market return
Hence, Cov between stock's return and market return = Beta x Variance of the market return
Hence, Cov(Ra, Rm) = Ba x
m2
= 0.7 x 0.202 = 0.0280
Cov(Rb, Rm) = Bb x m2
= 1.2 x 0.202 = 0.0480
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