The "Father" of Modern Portfolio Theory Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

The "father" of modern portfolio theory is

• A) Markowitz.
• B) Friedman.
• C) Reich.
• D) Sharpe.

Recognize the role of metamemory and memory strategies in learning and memory recall.

Understand how mental imagery and mental rotation contribute to cognitive processes.

Comprehend the stages of language development and their characteristics.

Appreciate the cognitive benefits of bilingualism, including cognitive flexibility and academic performance.

---

Definitions:

Current Yield

The interest or dividend income an investment generates, expressed as a percentage of the investment's current market price.

Face Value

The original value of a financial instrument as stated on the certificate or contract.

Market Price

represents the current price at which an asset or service can be bought or sold in the market.

Bonds

Fixed income instruments that represent a loan made by an investor to a borrower, typically corporate or governmental.