The riskiness of an asset that is unique to the particular asset is
A) systematic risk.
B) portfolio risk.
C) investment risk.
D) nonsystematic risk.
D
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The above figure represents the market for professional minor-league baseball umpires
a) If umpires are offered $90 a game, what is the quantity of umpires supplied? b) If umpires are offered $90 a game, is there a surplus or shortage of games umpired? What does the shortage or surplus equal? c) What is the equilibrium wage rate and quantity of umpires?
Which of following is not a condition that must be met for a cartel to maximize its joint profits?
A) Total output by the cartel must be allocated among the member firms such that the individual firm's marginal costs are equal. B) The cartel must produce the level of output at which its marginal revenues and marginal costs are equal. C) The cartel must be operating in the inelastic portion of its demand curve. D) Each member firm must employ the least-cost method of production.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Special Drawing Rights are issued by the International Monetary Fund and are a principal source of international reserves. 2. The dollar shortage of the 1950's came about because the economies of foreign countries became competitive with the United States. 3. In the 1970's, the value of the U.S. dollar in world financial markets declined significantly. 4. The United States devalued the dollar twice in the 1970's to alleviate the world’s dollar shortage. 5. In the first half of the ', the value of the dollar was allowed to increase sharply to promote U.S. exports.
In international trade, all payments and gifts that are related to the purchase or sale of both goods and services are referred to as the
A) current account. B) financial account. C) labor account. D) official reserve transactions account.