The Number of Instances of Entity B That Can (Or

question 101

Multiple Choice

The number of instances of entity B that can (or must) be associated with each instance of entity A refers to:

• A) cardinality.
• B) domain.
• C) ternary occurrence.
• D) participation level.
• E) join level.

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Definitions:

Stock Pricing Models

Theoretical models used to determine the fair value of a stock based on future dividends, free cash flow, or other attributes of the company.

Gordon Model

A dividend discount model that values a stock by assuming a constant growth rate in dividends and discounting them back to their present value.

Market Return

The total return on an investment, including dividends and capital gains, as opposed to the annual return.

Supernormal Growth

A period in which a company or economy experiences growth rates significantly above the norm.