Youve just decided upon your capital allocation for the next year. You believe the expected return should
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- You’ve just decided upon your capital allocation for the next year. You believe the expected return should be 10% and the standard deviation is 28%. The risk-free rate is 5%. As the market moves, you would like to raise the expected return, lower the standard deviation of your risky portfolio, and adjust the risk-free rate to 4%. Will you increase or decrease your allocation to your risky portfolio given the same expected return?
- When the risk-free rate increases because of inflation, investors should reduce their allocation to risky portfolio given the same expected return. Do you agree? Why?
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ISBN: 9781265450090
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Authors: Zvi Bodie, Alex Kane, Alan Marcus
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