A) the risk premium on large-company stocks was greater than the risk premium on small- company stocks.
B) U.S. Treasury bills had a risk premium that was just slightly over 2 percent.
C) the risk premium on long-term government bonds was zero percent.
D) the risk premium on stocks exceeded the risk premium on bonds.
E) U. S. Treasury bills had a negative risk premium.
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A) 0.5 percent
B) 1.0 percent
C) 2.5 percent
D) 5.0 percent
E) 16.0 percent
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A) 2.70 percent
B) 3.29 percent
C) 3.78 percent
D) 4.05 percent
E) 4.94 percent
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A) only the most talented analysts can determine the true value of a security.
B) only individuals with private information have a marketplace advantage.
C) technical analysis provides the best tool to use to gain a marketplace advantage.
D) no one individual has an advantage in the marketplace.
E) every security offers the same rate of return.
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A) excess profits over the long-term.
B) excess profits, but only on short-term investments.
C) a dollar return equal to the value paid for an investment.
D) a return that cannot be accurately predicted because investments are subject to the random movements of the markets.
E) a return that "beats the market."
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A) 4.47 percent
B) 6.13 percent
C) 6.23 percent
D) 6.47 percent
E) 8.01 percent
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A) When the set of returns includes only risk-free rates.
B) When the set of returns has a wide frequency distribution.
C) When the set of returns has a very narrow frequency distribution.
D) When all of the rates of return in the set of returns are equal to each other.
E) Never
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A) 13.68 percent
B) 14.62 percent
C) 15.10 percent
D) 15.93 percent
E) 17.10 percent
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A) Small-company stocks
B) U.S. Treasury bills
C) Long-term government bonds
D) Inflation
E) Large-company stock
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A) 7.72 percent
B) 8.41 percent
C) 8.93 percent
D) 9.16 percent
E) 9.368 percent
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A) long-term government bonds underperformed long-term corporate bonds.
B) small-company stocks underperformed large-company stocks.
C) inflation exceeded the rate of return on U.S. Treasury bills.
D) U.S. Treasury bills outperformed long-term government bonds.
E) large-company stocks outperformed all other investment categories.
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A) Long-term government bonds
B) Long-term corporate bonds
C) Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index
D) U.S. Treasury bill
E) Large-company stocks
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A) all public and private information.
B) historical information only.
C) all publicly available information.
D) all publicly available information plus any data that can be gathered from insider trading.
E) random information with no clear distinction as to the source of that information.
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A) 6.63 percent
B) 7.27 percent
C) 8.56 percent
D) 9.24 percent
E) 10.39 percent
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A) The dollar return is dependent on the size of the investment while the percentage return is not.
B) The dollar return is more accurate than the percentage return because the dollar return includes dividend income while the percentage return does not.
C) The dollar return considers the time value of money while the percentage return does not.
D) Dollar returns are based on capital gains while percentage returns are based on the total rate of return.
E) Dollar returns must either be zero or a positive value while percentage returns can be negative, zero, or positive.
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A) Actual return and average return
B) Actual return and (average return/N - 1)
C) Actual return and the real return
D) Average return and the standard deviation
E) Actual return and the risk-free rate
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A) The risk-free rate of return has a risk premium of 1.0.
B) The reward for bearing risk is called the standard deviation.
C) Risks and expected return are inversely related.
D) The higher the expected rate of return, the wider the distribution of returns.
E) Risk premiums are inversely related to the standard deviation of returns.
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A) 18.00 percent
B) 20.83 percent
C) 22.50 percent
D) 25.83 percent
E) 28.24 percent
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A) 7.75 percent
B) 8.87 percent
C) 9.23 percent
D) 14.99 percent
E) 16.64 percent
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