The following options are correct (). For assets at the same risk, risk evasives are keen to find assets with high expected rates of return. When the expected rate of return is the same, the risk seeker selects the less risky. When the expected rate of return is the same, the risk evader prefers low-risk assets. The only criterion for asset selection by risk neutrals is the size of the expected rate of return. Depending on a person's utility function, it can be divided into () its risk preference. Risk aversion. Risk seeker. Risk recipient. Risk neutral. The following options are correctly expressed (). The actual rate of return represents the realized rate of return on assets. Nominal rates of return refer only to those indicated on asset contracts. The necessary rate of return is also referred to as the minimum necessary rate of remuneration or the minimum required rate of return. Required rate of return = no risk rate + risk rate of return. The following statement of portfolio theory is incorrect (...). The portfolio eliminates most systemic risks. The larger the total size of the portfolio, the greater the exposure. When the relevant coefficient is positive, the combination minimizes the risk. When the relevant coefficient is negative, the combination minimizes the risk. A company proposes to acquire a property on the condition that, starting in the seventh year, it will pay $100,000 at the beginning of each year and make 10 successive payments totalling $1 million, which, assuming a 10 per cent financial cost, is equivalent to the amount of $100,000 that it now makes in one payment. 10 [(p/a, 10%, 15) - (p/a, 10%, 5)]. 10 (p/a, 10 per cent, 10) (p/f, 10 per cent, 5). 10 (f/a, 10%, 10) (p/f, 10%, 15). 10 [(p/a, 10%, 15) - (p/a, 10%, 6)]. The limitations of the capital asset pricing model are mainly reflected in (...)。
