Answer:
The current portfolio has three stocks X, Y and Z and expected returns are are 6 percent, 19 percent, and 15 percent respectively.
Explanation:
The formula to calculate expected returns of the portfolio is:
Weighted return = Probability * Expected Return
The sum of weighted return is the expected return of the portfolio
Weighted return = (32% x 6% = 1.9%) + (20% x 19% = 3.8%) + (48% x 15% = 7.2%)
Expected return on portfolio = (1.9% + 3.8% + 7.2% = 12.9%)
The expected return of the portfolio is 12.9%
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<span>The primary aspect to consider here would be the elasticity of the good that the firm is producing. If the good is inelastic, the firm will continually increase the price in the long run model. If the good is elastic, in the long run, prices and output will remain relatively fixed at the equilibrium point.</span>
A decline in interest rates in expected to increase economic growth.
The answer for this question would then be c. Hope it helps!
