Finance Questions

T/F: According to the historical record, risk premiums grow as the risk of an investment decreases

T/F: In general, there is a reward for bearing risk

T/F: Your classmate just made a $10,000 in a single day by trading in the stock market. It is reasonable to conclude, therefore, that the efficient market hypothesis cannot be true

T/F: Risky assets on average do not earn a risk premium

T/F: The dividend yield for stocks is similar in principle to the current yield for bonds

T/F: On average, the greater the risk, the lower the reward

T/F: It is generally the case that stocks are a safer investment than bonds are

T/F: Capital market efficiency is attributable largely to the lack of competition among market participants for information

If the return on investment A tends to very quite widely from its average, more so than investment B, what can be inferred about investment A?

T/F: In general, the greater the potential reward the greater the risk

It is genuinely more intuitive to think in terms of X than dollar returns

Risk premium is the "X" return earned for taking on a risk

T/F: Treasury bills are considered to be risk-free

Where do you Endorse/sign a check that had been made payable to you before you deposit it?

How long do most student loan payments last?

What is an example of a variable expense?

Is there such thing as good debt?

What happens when you drop out of college with student loans

Who should create and work on the budget?

When it comes to making categories who are you setting them up for?