Excess Volatility Refers to

question 40

Multiple Choice

Excess volatility refers to

• A) the unwillingness of financial analysts to consistently recommend the same stocks.
• B) the greater volatility of futures prices compared to the volatility of prices of the underlying assets.
• C) the tendency for stocks with high rates of returns also to have quite variable returns.
• D) the larger movements in market prices of stock than in their fundamental values.

Recognize that economic growth is reflected by an outward shift in the PPF and understand factors contributing to such growth.

Understand why the PPF is typically bowed-out due to the varying adaptability of resources in the production of different goods.

Understand the concept of mixed economy and how resources are allocated in such an economy.

Grasp the principle of rational decision-making and opportunity cost.

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