1. The relationship between risk and return can best be described as

   		higher risk investments are expected to realise higher returns.
   		bad investments get bad returns, and that means they're high risk.
   		better investments get better returns, and that means they're low risk.
   		higher risk investments never lose money.

2. Betty just got her first large bonus and wants to set up a fund that will automatically withdraw $300 per year in perpetuity and donate it to carbon mitigation and adaptation projects. If the account earns 3%p.a., how much does she need to put in her account?

   		$100,000
   		$10,000
   		$30,000

3. A person buying a share must think that ...

   		debt is riskier than equity
   		the firm is about to announce a drop in revenue
   		the share is under- or accurately valued in the market
   		the share is overvalued in the market

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