Answer:
Increases in the production of one good require larger and larger sacrifices of the other good
Explanation:
Option first is correct because the opportunity cost refers to the sacrifice of another commodity in order to increase the production of one commodity. For example, if a country produces two commodities that are wheat and paddy. So if the country wants to increase the production of wheat then it has to decrease the production of paddy. Thus, the magnitude of decrease of paddy is the opportunity cost of wheat. Therefore, option A is correct.
By watching what they spend and keeping track of it. They can also just buy things they need and not what they want.
This are the record of both the sale on the books of Garth Company and the purchase on the books of Kyle Enterprises
Journal entry on Gerth Company Books
Dr Account receivable 1,100
Cr Sales 1,100
Cr Cost of goods sold 600
Cr Inventory 600
Journal entry on Kyle’s books:
Dr Inventory 1,100
Cr Account payable 1,100
Answer:
- a. What is the portfolio weight of each stock?
Stock J 0,5047
Stock K 0,4953
- b. What is the expected return of your portfolio?
Stock J 6,69%
Stock K 5,25%
Portfolio : 11,94%
Explanation:
To find the Beta that equals to market we need to know how much is x (weight of each stock in the portfolio) with an equation of one variable that equals to 1.
Portoflio with the same risk as the market means a beta of 1,00
1,23 (x) + 0,84 (1-x) = 1 Stock J = 0,4103
1,23x + 0,84 - 0,84x = 1 Stock K = 0,5897
1,23x - 0,84x = 0,16
0,39x = 0,16
x = 0,16/0,39
x = 0,4103
The expected return of the portfolio it's defined by the weight of each stock and the expected return.
Stock J 13,25% 0,5047 6,69%
Stock K 10,60% 0,4953 5,25%
Portfolio 1,00 11,94%
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