Which of the following pairs of portfolios exemplifies the risk-return tradeoff?
a. For Portfolio A, the average return is 6 percent and the standard deviation is 15 percent; for Portfolio B, the average return is 6 percent and the standard deviation is 25 percent.
b. For Portfolio A, the average return is 5 percent and the standard deviation is 15 percent; for Portfolio B, the average return is 8 percent and the standard deviation is 15 percent.
c. For Portfolio A, the average return is 5 percent and the standard deviation is 25 percent; for Portfolio B, the average return is 8 percent and the standard deviation is 15 percent.
d. For Portfolio A, the average return is 5 percent and the standard deviation is 15 percent; for Portfolio B, the average return is 8 percent and the standard deviation is 25 percent.
d
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A curve with a positive but decreasing slope represents a relationship where, every time the variable measured along the horizontal axis increases by one unit, the variable measured along the vertical axis
A) increases by a decreasing amount. B) decreases. C) does not change by much. D) increases by an increasing amount. E) increases by a constant amount.
Which statement best describes the relationship between steamboats, keelboats and flatboats on the Mississippi River in the antebellum period?
a. Steamboats were substitutes for both keelboats and flatboats. b. Steamboats were complements for both keelboats and flatboats. c. Steamboats were substitutes for keelboats and complements for flatboats. d. Steamboats were substitutes for flatboats and complements for keelboats.