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Section 3: Application and Limitations
11. In CAPM, what does the term "alpha" represent?
a) Market risk premium
b) Specific risk premium
c) Risk-free rate premium
d) Total risk premium
12. What is a limitation of CAPM when applied to real-world investments?
a) It does not consider market risk
b) It assumes a risk-free rate
c) It ignores unsystematic risk
d) It relies on historical data
13. According to CAPM, what happens to the expected return if the beta of an investment increases?
a) The expected return increases
b) The expected return decreases
c) The expected return remains the same
d) It depends on the risk-free rate
14. Which factor is NOT considered in the CAPM formula?
a) Market risk premium
b) Time value of money
c) Beta
d) Dividend yield
15. What does the term "Sharpe ratio" assess in the context of CAPM?
a) Market volatility
b) Portfolio performance per unit of risk
c) Specific risk of an investment
d) Market correlation
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According to the capital asset pricing model (CAPM), fairly priced securities should have
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Multiple choice question.
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O ii and iii
iii and iv
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Group of answer choices
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