The Capital Asset Pricing Model
A) is a way to formulate the cost of capital.
B) is a way to calculate the weighted cost of capital.
C) is a usual model for stock market investing.
D) none of these choices
A
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Illustrate your answer with a Phillips curve.
Most of the U.S. national debt is owed to ____. Thus a rising national debt implies that there will be a future redistribution of income and wealth in favor of ____
a. foreigners; foreigners b. other U.S. citizens; bondholders c. foreigners; those needing government services d. other U.S. citizens; those needing government services