The student is very unrespectful in his writing
I would be sort of surprised from this email because it is written in a way where I most likely wouldn't be used to.
Based on the email, I would think this student is irresponsible and/or doesn't care enough about the work. He's only half committed to it.
Answer: Option A
Explanation: Common stockholders refers to the holders of common equity of an organisation. These shareholders are actually the owners of the organisation. They have the potential to earn maximum benefit and bear the maximum risk.
They have the right to select the auditor and board of directors but they cannot interfere with the management decisions. This right stands in the domain of the top managers which are appointed by these shareholders.
Thus, we can conclude that the correct option is A .
<span>AS THE HYPE FOR THE SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL GETS ELECTRIFYING, THERE HAVE BEEN QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT CARRIE UNDERWOOD'S PAYMENT FOR HER PERFORMANCE DURING THE INAUGURATION OF THE SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. RIGHT NOW HER PAYCHECK HASN'T BEEN LISTED ONLINE. BUT ACCORDING TO PayWizard.Org HER DAILY PAY WOULD BE AROUND $21,917.00. RIGHT NOW THE AMERICAN SINGER HAS A NET WORTH OF ABOUT $55 MILLION.</span>
Answer:
The portfolio with a beta of 1.38 should earn the most risk premium based on CAPM.
The correct answer is B
Explanation:
A diversified portfolio with returns similar to the overall market will not earn the most risk premium because its beta is equal to 1.
A stock with a beta of 1.38 produces the most risk premium because any stock with the highest beta gives the highest risk-premium. This is the correct answer.
A stock with a beta of 0.74 does not provide the highest risk premium.
Us treasury bill does not provide any risk premium since it is the risk-free rate.
A portfolio with a beta of 1.01 does not produce the highest risk premium.
Answer:
The producer is experiencing diminishing marginal product.
Explanation:
The law of diminishing return explains that every additional unit consumed will have less utility/return than the previous one. Same is the case with labor productivity. The first unit of labor will yield maximum return, every additional unit will result in lesser return/productivity than the previous unit. The will continue up to the point of maximum return. After that point adding additional resources will yield less total output.
