When Reading a Table for Bivariate Analysis That Displays Percentages

question 49

Multiple Choice

When reading a table for bivariate analysis that displays percentages of some attributes, what is the rule of thumb for reading the table?

• A)if it adds up to 100% the statistics are accurate
• B)if the table is percentaged down, read across and if the table is percentaged across, read down
• C)if the table is percentaged down, read down and if the table is percentaged across, read across
• D)the table may explain levels of measurement

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Definitions:

Risk Premium

The extra return above the risk-free rate demanded by investors for holding riskier assets.

Expected Cost

The forecasted or anticipated cost of undertaking a project, investment, or any financial activity, considering all possible outcomes and their probabilities.

Expected Income

Expected income refers to the amount of money an individual anticipates earning over a specified future period, taking into account various factors such as salary, investments, and other sources of income.

Bank Book Value

The nominal value of a bank's assets minus its liabilities, as recorded on its balance sheet.