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Principles of Corporate Finance Chapter 11 Exam Bank Solution Manual (Already Passed)

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is: - Answers an index of 30 major industrial stocks

Although several stock indexes are available to inform investors of market changes, the Dow Jones
Industrial Average: - Answers is one of the best-known of the U.S. market indexes.

How is it possible for real rates of return to increase during times when the rate of inflation increases? -
Answers Nominal returns increased more than inflation.

Over the past 3 years an investment returned 18%, −12%, and 15%. What is the variance of returns? -
Answers 182

Stock A has an expected return of 15%; Stock B has an expected return of 8%. What is the expected
return on a portfolio that is comprised of 60% of Stock A and 40% of Stock B? - Answers 12.2%

Real rates of return are typically less than nominal rates of return due to: - Answers inflation.

Calculate the variance of returns for Alpha stock with the following historical rates of return:

2018: 20%

2019: 25%

2020: 30% - Answers 16.67

A project's expected return is 15%, which represents a 35% return in a boom and a 5% return in a
stagnant economy. What is the probability of a boom if these are the only two economic states? -
Answers 33.33%

If inflation is 6%, what real rate of return is earned by an investor in a bond that was purchased for
$1,000, has an annual coupon of 8%, and was sold at the end of the year for $960? - Answers −1.89%

Which one of the following security classes has the highest standard deviation of returns? - Answers
Common stocks

The higher the standard deviation of a stock's returns, the: - Answers wider the dispersion of those
returns over time.

A stock is expected to return 11% in a normal economy, return 19% if the economy booms, and lose 8%
if the economy moves into a recessionary period. Economists predict a 65% chance of a normal
economy, a 25% chance of a boom, and a 10% chance of a recession. What is the expected return on the
stock? - Answers 11.10%

The wider the dispersion of returns on a stock, the: - Answers higher the standard deviation.

The actual real rate of return on an investment will be positive as long as the: - Answers nominal return
exceeds the inflation rate.

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