External link to Question : 61) While diversity programs offer companies a number of benefits, : 1346214

Question : 61) While diversity programs offer companies a number of benefits, : 1346214

    61) While diversity programs offer companies a number of benefits, some potential pitfalls also arise, such as: A) promoting job competition. B) generating reverse discrimination suits. C) promoting stereotypes. D) creating communication barriers.   62) Which term refers to the idea that one can infer an individual’s motivations, interests, values, and behavioral traits based on the individual’s group membership? A) cultural determinism B) […]

External link to Question : 51.Theefficientmarketshypothesisimpliesthat a.buildinga portfolio based a published list ofthe“mostrespected”companiesislikelytoproduceabetter­than-averagereturn. b.ifastockros : 1261876

Question : 51.Theefficientmarketshypothesisimpliesthat a.buildinga portfolio based a published list ofthe“mostrespected”companiesislikelytoproduceabetter­than-averagereturn. b.ifastockros : 1261876

  51.Theefficientmarketshypothesisimpliesthat a.buildinga portfolio based on a published list ofthe“mostrespected”companiesislikelytoproduceabetter­than-averagereturn. b.ifastockroseinpricelastyear,itislikelytoriseinpricethisyear. c.managedmutualfundsshouldgenerallyoutperformindexedmutualfunds. d.Noneoftheabovearecorrect. 52.Theefficientmarketshypothesissaysthatbeatingthemarketconsistentlyis a.impossible.Manystudiesfindthatbeatingthemarketis,atbest,extremelydifficult. b.impossible.Manystudiesfindthatbeatingthemarketisrelativelyeasy. c.relativelyeasy.Manystudiesfindthatbeatingthemarketis,atbest,extremelydifficult. d.relativelyeasy.Manystudiesfindthatbeatingthemarketisrelativelyeasy. 53.Ifyouareconvincedthatstockpricesareimpossibletopredictfromavailableinformation,thenyouprobablyalsobelievethat a.theefficientmarketshypothesisisnotacorrecthypothesis. b.thestockmarketisinformationallyefficient. c.thestockmarketisinformationallyinefficient. d.thereisnoreasontoestablishadiversifiedportfolioofstocks. 54.Apersonwhobelievesstronglyintheuseoffundamentalanalysistochooseaportfolioofstocks a.hasabetterchanceofoutperformingthemarketifstockpricesfollowarandomwalkthaniftheydonotfollowarandomwalk. b.almostalwayschoosestoholdindexfundsinhisorherportfolioratherthanactively-managedfunds. c.isspendinghisorhertimewiselyiftheefficientmarketshypothesisiscorrect. d.isinterestedinthelikelyabilityofacorporationtopaydividendsinthefuture. 55.Whichofthefollowingmethodsofpickingstocksisnotconsistentwithfundamentalanalysis? a.doingresearchsuchasthoroughlyreadingandanalyzingcompanies’annualreports b.choosingmutualfundsthataremanagedbyindividualswithgoodreputations c.viewingindividualstockpricesasunpredictable d.relyingupontheadviceofWallStreetanalysts 56.Theavailableevidenceindicatesthat a.aboutone-halfofallmanagersofactivemutualfundsconsistentlyoutperformindexfunds. b.outperformingthemarketonaconsistentbasisisextremelydifficulttodo. c.thereislittletruthtothenotionthatthereisatrade-offbetweenriskandreturn. d.thereislittletruthtotheefficientmarketshypothesis. 57.Theword“efficient”intheterm“efficientmarketshypothesis”referstotheideathat a.fundamentalanalysisisanefficientwaytogoaboutchoosingwhichstockstobuyorsell. b.stockpricesmoveupwardanddownward“efficiently,”ratherthanfollowinga“randomwalk.” c.thestockmarketis“informationallyefficient.” d.companiesemployofficersandmanagerswhoarewell-qualifiedtoperformtheirjobs. 58.Apharmaceuticalcompanyunexpectedlyannouncesthatitjustdevelopedanimportantnewdrug.Thisnewsshould a.raisethepriceofthecorporation’sstock;ifitdoesnotthestockisovervalued. b.raisethepriceofthecorporation’sstock;ifitdoesnotthestockisundervalued. c.reducethepriceofthecorporation’sstock;ifitdoesnotthestockisovervalued. d.reducethepriceofthecorporation’sstock;ifitdoesnotthestockisundervalued. 59.Ifyourresearchleadsyoutobelievethatthepresentvalueofastock’sdividendstreamandfuturepriceislessthan a.overvaluedsoyoushouldconsiderbuyingit. b.overvaluedsoyoushouldnotconsiderbuyingit. c.undervaluedsoyoushouldconsiderbuyingit. d.undervaluedsoyoushouldnotconsiderbuyingit. 60.Ifunexpectednewsraisedpeople’sexpectationsofacorporation’sfuturedividendsandprice,thenbeforethepricechangesthiscorporation’sstockwouldbe a.overvalued,soitspricewouldrise. b.overvalued,soitspricewouldfall. c.undervalued,soitspricewouldrise. d.undervalued,soitspricewouldfall.    

External link to Question : 81) Refer to Figure 34-4. Suppose there free trade in : 1384534

Question : 81) Refer to Figure 34-4. Suppose there free trade in : 1384534

  81) Refer to Figure 34-4. Suppose there is free trade in bicycles and the world price is $200. If Canada then imposes a 50% import tariff on bicycles, domestic consumption will A) increase by 30 000. B) decrease by 10 000. C) increase by 20 000. D) decrease by 20 000. E) increase by 10 000. 82) Refer to Figure 34-4. Suppose the world […]

External link to Question :   30) In the table above, Jack’s opportunity cost for : 1240771

Question :   30) In the table above, Jack’s opportunity cost for : 1240771

          30) In the table above, Jack’s opportunity cost for 1 pound of food is ________ and his opportunity cost for 1 pound of clothing is ________. A) 1 pound of clothing; 4 pounds of food B) 1/2 of a pound of clothing; 2 pounds of food C) 1/3 of a pound of clothing; 3 pounds of food D) 2 pounds […]

External link to Question : 51) Credit cards are A) a form of money used to : 1227853

Question : 51) Credit cards are A) a form of money used to : 1227853

    51) Credit cards are A) a form of money used to make purchases. B) a special ID card that is not money. C) a special ID card that is the same as money. D) a form of money that is not generally accepted. E) included in the M1 measure of money. Answer:  B Topic:  What is included in money Skill:  Level 2: Using […]

External link to Question : 41.A woman who a varsity soccer player has a BMI : 1357172

Question : 41.A woman who a varsity soccer player has a BMI : 1357172

    41.A woman who is a varsity soccer player has a BMI of 32, a waist circumference of 32, and 30 percent body fat. What would you say about her body composition? a.she is obese and at risk for developing chronic diseases b.she has a high level of visceral fat accumulation c.her performance will be affected by her body fat accumulation d.she is within […]

External link to Question : 41) If we compare regulating a natural monopoly using a : 1226218

Question : 41) If we compare regulating a natural monopoly using a : 1226218

    41) If we compare regulating a natural monopoly using a marginal cost pricing rule to using an average cost pricing rule, we see that output is A) greater with marginal cost pricing but average cost pricing allows for costs to be covered. B) the same under both cases but the profit is greater with average cost pricing. C) greater under average cost pricing […]

External link to Question : 11) The core inflation rate measures changes in the A) price : 1228037

Question : 11) The core inflation rate measures changes in the A) price : 1228037

    11) The core inflation rate measures changes in the A) price of only two consumer goods: food and fuel. B) prices of all consumer goods. C) prices of consumer goods except food and fuel. D) prices of consumer goods except health care. E) prices of all the “core” goods and services a typical family buys. 12) To determine whether the goal of stable […]

External link to Question : 41) Which of the following not true about the composition : 1244705

Question : 41) Which of the following not true about the composition : 1244705

    41) Which of the following is not true about the composition of GDP in 2012? A) The majority of consumer spending is on durable goods. B) Purchases made by state and local governments are greater than purchases made by the federal government. C) Imports are greater than exports. D) Business fixed investment is the largest component of investment.   42) The sum of […]

External link to Question : 21) If a tax cut increases aggregate demand more than : 1228002

Question : 21) If a tax cut increases aggregate demand more than : 1228002

    21) If a tax cut increases aggregate demand more than aggregate supply, real GDP ________ and the price level ________. A) increases; rises B) increases; falls C) decreases; rises D) decreases; falls E) increases; does not change   22) How could an expansionary fiscal policy increase real GDP and lower the price level? A) if aggregate supply decreases more than aggregate demand increases […]

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