The Source a Person Believes to Be Exerting Control Over

question 17

Multiple Choice

The source a person believes to be exerting control over life's events is called

• A) low self-esteem.
• B) locus of control.
• C) high self-efficacy.
• D) an internal focus.
• E) learned helplessness.

Know the variables affecting the security market line (SML) approach to estimating expected return on a risky asset.

Differentiate between the after-tax cost of debt and the yield to maturity concerning bond prices and interest rates.

Understand how the SML approach assumes constancy in the reward-to-risk ratio and its implications for a firm's cost of equity.

Understand the financial challenges and resources available to entrepreneurs, including the difficulties of obtaining financing and the role of the Small Business Administration.

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