The Expected Return of a Two-Asset Portfolio Is Equal to the Product

question 64

True/False

The expected return of a two-asset portfolio is equal to the product of the weight assigned to the first asset and the expected return of the first asset plus the product of the weight assigned to the second asset and the expected return of the second asset.

Understand the limitations and applications of the payback period method in capital budgeting.

Calculate and interpret the average accounting return (AAR) for project assessment.

Evaluate projects using the discounted payback rule.

Apply the concept of profitability index (PI) in project selection under capital rationing.

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