An investor puts $2,000 into an investment that will pay $2,500 one-fourth of the time; $2,000 one-half of the time, and $1,750 the rest of the time. What is the investor's expected return?
A. 12.5%
B. 3.125%
C. $250.00
D. 6.25%
Answer: B
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A. E1
B. E2
C. E3
D. E4
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In the short run, the additional output that results from hiring an additional unit of a variable input is the
A. average product. B. marginal cost. C. marginal product. D. average variable cost.