(TRUE or FALSE) Intrinsic value can deviate from the asset's true economic value due to investor mis-perceptions about the market. 1. (TRUE or FALSE) Intrinsic value is simply a more precise name for "stock price," but otherwise there is no difference. 2. (TRUE or FALSE) When the stock prices for a number of firms deviate substantially from the stocks' intrinsic values, the market for those stocks is considered highly efficient. 3. (TRUE or FALSE) The term "marginal investor" means an investor who is active in the market and would tend to buy a stock if its price fell and sell it if it rose, barring any new information coming out about the stock. It is the "marginal investor" who determines the actual stock price. 4. You recently sold 200 shares of Disney stock, and the transfer was made through a broker. This is an example of: 5. a. A money market transaction. b. A primary market transaction. C. d. A futures market transaction. e. An over-the-counter market transaction. A secondary market transaction. 6. Your class project in BUS 310 involves which of the following: a. Estimating the intrinsic value of a company. b. Comparing the intrinsic value that is estimated to the market value of the company. c. Determining why there is may be a difference between the intrinsic value and market value of a company. Recommending a "buy" or "sell" based on an evaluation of the intrinsic value of a company relative to its market value. All of the above. d. e. 7. Money markets are markets for a. Consumer automobile loans b. Common stocks c. Long-term bonds d. Short-term debt securities such as Treasury bills and commercial paper