I'd say fasle. many people now and days change jobs bc they arent what they thought it would be
Answer:
See explanations for step by step aoproach to answer and see attachment for graph
Explanation:
Plot E(R) = Rf + Beta*(Rm-Rf) as function of beta.
at 1.4
E(R) = 5% + 1.4*(12-5) = 14.8%
E(R) = WfRf + Wa*E(Ra)
= 0.4*5% + 0.6*14.8%
= 10.88%
3. Since, the beta of risk free asset is zero
Bp = wf*Bf + wa*Ba
0.6 = 1.4*wa
wa = 42.8%
wf = 57.2%
d. 14% = 5% + B*(12%-5%)
B = 9/7 = 1.28
e. 2 = wfBf + waBa
wa = 2/1.4
= 142%
It means the portfolio is created by leveraging. Take 42% of value on risk free rate as loan and invest in risky asset.
Answer:
Encourage novice and expert interaction.
Explanation:
The apparent approach for service firms trying to accelerate the creation of their expert performers is to "Encourage novice and expert interaction."
This is because as both the novice and expert interact often or on daily basis, the novice quickly learns from the experts, both in terms of thinking, solving situational problems, applying a methodical approach, and following the conduct of the experts seamlessly.
Hence, the novice rapidly develops into an expert performer within a very short possible amount of time.
Answer:
A. Decrease
B. $200
C. $190
D. $175
Explanation:
The noise from airplanes constitute a negative externality and hence tax was levied on airplane tickets. This is known as pigouvian tax.
Negative externality is when the benefits of economic activities to third parties is less than the costs.
If a tax is levied on a good or service, it makes the good or service more expensive and quantity demanded would fall as a result. So the demand for airplane tickets is expected to fall as a result of the impostion of tax.
The social optimal price of the ticket is the priceof the ticket after the impostion of tax. This is $200
The private market price is the price before the impostion of tax. This is $190
How much the firm receives after paying for tax = social optimal price - tax
$200 - $25 = $175
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