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Chapter 8, Problem 22SP

a.

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To determine: The average rate of return.

Risk and Return:

The risk and return are two closely related terms. The risk is the uncertainty attached to an event. In case of any investment, there is some amount of risk attached to it as there can be either gain or loss. While return in the financial term is that percentage which represents the profit in an investment.

Higher risk is associated with higher return and lower risk has a probability of lower return. The investor has to face a tradeoff between risk and return in terms of an investment.

Annual Rate of Return:

The annual rate of return refers to that return which is charged or is earned on an investment for a year. This rate is expressed in percentage.

b.

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To prepare: The standard deviation for the given data.

Standard deviation:

The standard deviation refers to the stand-alone risk associated with the securities. It measures how much a data is dispersed with its standard value. The Greek letter sigma represents the standard deviation.

c.

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To determine: The coefficient of variation.

The coefficient of variation:

The coefficient of variation is a tool to determine the risk. It determines the risk per unit of return. It is used for measurement when the expected returns are same for two data.

d.

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To prepare: A scatter diagram showing the company’s returns and the index returns.

e.

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To determine: The beta of the B Industries and R Inc. by running regressions of their returns.

f.

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To determine: The required returns of the two companies by security market line equation.

g.

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To determine: The beta and the required return for a newly constructed portfolio.

h.

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To determine: The new portfolio’s required return.

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