Walter Works for a Large Firm That Produces Software and Has

question 50

Multiple Choice

Walter works for a large firm that produces software and has a capitalized value of $10 billion.This firm pays its employees,in part,with the company's stock,compensating Walter an additional thirty percent of his $50,000 annual salary worth of the company's stock.Which of the following is true?

• A)This compensation scheme reduces the level of risk in his portfolio since he is employed at the same company.
• B)This compensation scheme provides Walter a good means of minimizing financial risk since he can hold stock in his company rather than money in the bank.
• C)To reduce his exposure to risk Walter should purchase more stock in his company if he believes more people will buy computers in the future.
• D)To minimize risk Walter should sell the stock in his company and buy other assets to diversify his financial holdings.

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Definitions:

Behavior

The behavior or responses of a person in reaction to outside or inside triggers.

Unconscious Attributions

The process of assigning causes to behaviors without conscious awareness, often based on implicit biases or heuristics.

Conscious Attributions

The process of deliberately reasoning about the causes of one's own or others' behavior and outcomes.

Situations

are sets of circumstances or contexts in which events occur, potentially influencing the behavior and outcomes of individuals involved.