A dynamic asset allocation model is described as: Dollars Invested in Stock = 2.5 (Assets-Floor). Where assets
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Dollars Invested in Stock = 2.5 (Assets-Floor).
Where assets are $500 and floor is desired to be $360.
a) Calculate the initial asset allocation to stocks and bonds.
b) If stock rises by 5%, calculate the new asset allocation to stocks and bonds.
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