A) investing in the stock of companies which are price takers
B) maintaining approximately the same proportions of a portfolio in each asset-class over time
C) varying the proportions of a portfolio in each asset-class in response to changing market conditions
D) selecting individual securities in different sectors that are believed to be undervalued
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A) Banks
B) Thrifts
C) Mutual funds
D) Pension funds
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A) Investment management ethics
B) Securities analysis
C) Securities marketing techniques
D) Portfolio management
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A) employer
B) employee
C) fund manager
D) government
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A) like a person who is risk neutral
B) like a person who is risk averse
C) like a person who is a risk lover
D) irrationally
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A) Treasury bills
B) Common stock
C) Corporate bonds
D) Real estate
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A) I only
B) II and III only
C) II and IV only
D) None of the given activities are allowed
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A) $65,437
B) $79,985
C) $89,462
D) $95,320
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A) banks
B) endowment funds
C) life insurance companies
D) pension funds
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A) Boeing
B) Lockheed Martin
C) United Technologies
D) Cabela's
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A) Monitoring market conditions and relative values
B) Monitoring investor circumstances
C) Identifying investor constraints and preferences
D) Organizing the investment management process itself
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A) Commercial paper
B) 20 year zero coupon bonds
C) Treasury notes
D) Treasury bills
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A) the ability to continuously adjust the portfolio to provide superior returns.
B) asset allocation involving only domestic securities
C) stable economic conditions over the short term
D) the ability to minimize trading costs
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A) equal to the firm's return on equity
B) equal to the plan's assumed actuarial rate of return
C) equal to the economic inflation rate because wages often increase with inflation
D) equal to the estimated stock market return
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A) purchasing power risk
B) liquidity risk
C) timing risk
D) market risk
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A) Term life
B) Whole life
C) Variable life
D) Industrial life
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A) purchasing power risk
B) interest rate risk
C) market risk
D) liquidity risk
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A) High yield utility stocks
B) 5-year zero coupon bonds
C) 10-year coupon bonds
D) Money market investments rolled over as needed
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A) primarily for tax loss selling purposes
B) to mitigate specific financial risks
C) to conceal one's true investment strategy from other market participants
D) primarily to defer capital losses
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A) income, high growth
B) income, moderate growth
C) moderate income, high growth
D) moderate income, moderate growth
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