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Chapter 26, Problem 7P
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To calculate: The value of option using Black Scholes model.
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Question 5. You can invest in two risky assets, rị and r, and one risk-free asset, rf . The two
risky assets are uncorrelated, and values are E[r] = 8%, E[r2] = 6%, Var[r] = 10%,Var[r2] = 3%,
and rf = 3%
If you have a mean-variance optimizer with a risk aversion A = 2, what is the optimal portfolio?
Assume you are risk-averse and have the following three choices.
Standard
Deviation
Project
A
B
C
Expected
Value
$ 2,520
2,930
2,480
$ 1,420
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1,040
a. Compute the coefficient of variation for each.
Note: Round your answers to 3 decimal places.
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B
C
Coefficient of
Variation
b. Which project will you select?
O Project C
O Project A
O Project B
2. There are two projects, X and Y. the following probability distribution for the projects are
given below
PROJECT X
PROJECT Y
Return
Prob.
Return
Prob.
Pessimistic
8%
0.25
7%
0.35
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16
0.50
13
0.45
Optimistic
21
0.25
22
0.20
Which project should you take based on Risk and Return?why?
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