If You Believe That Labor Cannot Be Treated Like Other

question 46

True/False

If you believe that labor cannot be treated like other commodities but that there is no inherent conflict of interest between capital owners and laborers, your beliefs are most consistent with the human resources school of thought.

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Definitions:

Security-market Line

A graphical representation of the relationship between expected return and beta (systematic risk) of an investment.

Capital-market Line

A line on a graph representing the rates of return for efficient portfolios that optimally balance risk and return, based on the risk-free rate and the market portfolio.

Capital-allocation Line

A line on a graph that represents the risk-and-return profiles of risky assets, showing the possible combinations of risk and return that are available.

Efficient Frontier

A concept in modern portfolio theory representing a set of optimal investment portfolios that offer the highest expected return for a defined level of risk or the lowest risk for a given level of expected return.