A) 7.51 percent
B) 7.73 percent
C) 7.86 percent
D) 8.10 percent
E) 10.53 percent
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A) Increase in the stock price combined with a lower dividend amount
B) Increase in the stock price combined with a higher dividend amount
C) Decrease in the stock price combined with a lower dividend amount
D) Decrease in the stock price combined with a higher dividend amount
E) Increase in the stock price combined with a constant dividend amount
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A) stock price increased by 8.2 percent over the last year.
B) stock increased in value over the past year.
C) stock paid a dividend.
D) dividend yield is greater than zero.
E) sum of the dividend yield and the capital gains yield is 8.2 percent.
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A) average value
B) frequency
C) volatility
D) mean
E) arithmetic average
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A) Constant annual dividend amount
B) Increase in the annual dividend amount
C) Stock price that remains constant over the investment period
D) Stock price that declines over the investment period
E) Stock price that increases over the investment period
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A) Current inflation
B) A risk premium
C) Available information
D) The historical arithmetic rate of return
E) The historical geometric rate of return
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A) 18.78 percent
B) 22.03 percent
C) 28.16 percent
D) 30.00 percent
E) 32.14 percent
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A) lower; lower
B) lower; higher
C) higher; lower
D) higher; higher
E) You cannot determine anything about the expected rate of return from the standard deviation.
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A) risk-free securities has averaged around 5 percent.
B) the Consumer Price Index has been positive every year.
C) U.S. Treasury bills have had a positive rate of return for every year in the period.
D) U.S. Treasury bills is constant.
E) large company stocks has averaged around 9 percent.
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A) Inflation premium
B) Required return
C) Real return
D) Average return
E) Risk premium
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A) Long-term corporate bonds
B) Long-term government bonds
C) Intermediate-terms government bonds
D) Large-company stocks
E) Small-company stocks
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A) 0.071188
B) 0.076290
C) 0.081504
D) 0.082547
E) 0.091306
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A) largest 20 percent of the stocks traded on the NYSE.
B) stock returns for the largest 10 percent of the publicly traded firms in the U.S.
C) returns of the 100 largest firms in the U.S.
D) returns of all the stocks listed on the NYSE.
E) stocks of the 500 companies included in the S&P 500 index.
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A) -6.58 percent to 31.33 percent
B) -6.58 percent to 27.02 percent
C) -6.58 percent to 24.39 percent
D) -0.02 percent to 24.39 percent
E) -0.02 percent to 27.02 percent
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A) 7.80; 13.54
B) 7.80; 14.63
C) 7.80; 16.36
D) 14.60; 14.63
E) 14.60; 16.36
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A) 19.12 percent
B) 20.06 percent
C) 21.44 percent
D) 21.67 percent
E) 21.08 percent
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A) Geometric average return
B) Variance of returns
C) Standard deviation of returns
D) Arithmetic average return
E) Normal distribution of returns
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A) 7.91 percent
B) 8.03 percent
C) 8.07 percent
D) 8.27 percent
E) 9.64 percent
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