Suppose you hear an investor say "I just don't have time to research the companies of the stock I buy, so I trust that the market has taken everything into account in setting current prices and just buy a well-diversified portfolio." You would understand that person to believe in
A. prayer.
B. guesswork.
C. technical investing.
D. efficient markets.
Answer: D
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The gross domestic product of Neonland is 450,000 neons. It has a total population of 1,500. 30% of the total population in Neonland comprises of retired workers, 50% of the population is employed, and the remaining are unemployed children
i) Calculate the income per capita of Neonland. ii) What is the income per worker of Neonland? iii) Is there a difference between the two measures? If yes, explain the reason behind this difference.
Suppose that the production function for the economy is Y = AK0.2L0.8. If the capital stock = 40,000, the quantity of labor = 10,000, and the efficiency index = 1, real GDP is
A) $13,195.08. B) $16,000.00. C) $16,946.34. D) $28,000.00.
What are the factors that can shift the supply of financial capital to a certain investment?
a. if people do not want to alter their existing levels of risk b. if the riskiness or return on one investment is the same as other investments c. if the riskiness or return on one investment changes relative to other investments d. if people do not want to alter their existing levels of consumption
The consequences of an economic change that are not immediately identifiable but are felt only with the passage of time are known in economics as
a. opportunity costs. b. utility curves. c. secondary effects. d. comparative advantages.