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Answer:
The correct answer is option (C).
Explanation:
According to the scenario, the given data are as follows:
Stock M = $18,200
Expected Return on Stock M = 10.40%
Stock N = $30,900
Expected return on Stock N = 14.30%
So, we can calculate the expected return on portfolio by using the following formula:
Expected return = Respective return (Stock M) × Respective weights (stock M) + Respective return (Stock N) × Respective weights (stock N)
Here, Total investment= ($18,200 + $30,900) = $49,100
So, by putting the value
Expected Return = (18200/49100 × 10.4) + (30900/49100 × 14.30)
= 12.85% (Approx).
Hence, the expected return on the portfolio is 12.85%.
Answer:
The capital market stakeholders and organisational stakeholders.
Explanation:
In this scenario William Ackman owned a large share of J.C. Penney stock, and also a member of the J.C. Penney board.
He had disclosed information about the company which was in breach of his boardroom duties.
There is a conflict for William in his roles as a capital market shareholder and a organisational stakeholders.
As a shareholder he has the freedom to disclose information about the company, but as a organisational stakeholders his obligation is to protect the company by not disclosing information about the CEO search and financial condition of the company.
Answer: The answer would be a interrogation
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