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refers to movements in a stock portfolio\'s 27 value that are attributable to ma

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Question

refers to movements in a stock portfolio's 27 value that are attributable to macroeconomic forces affecting all firms in an economy, rather than factors specific to an individual firm. A. Financial risk B. Portfolio risk C. Systematic risk D. Unplanned risk 28. Which of the following is a drawback of the eurocurrency market? A. High reserve ratio requirements B. Higher cost of transaction C. Lower interest rates on deposits D. Exposure to foreign exchange risk 30. Michael Porter has argued tht and two basic strategies for creating value and attaining a competitive advantage in an industry. A. differentiation; price competition B. economies of scale: diversification. C. low cost; differentiation D. efficiency; promotion are shows all of the different positions a firm 31. The can adopt with regard to adding value to the product and low cost assuming the firm's internal operations are configured efficiently to support a particular position. A. strategic choice curve B. strategy convex C. efficiency frontier D. experience curve 32. costs that have been observed to occur over the life of a product. A. Experience curve B. Economies of scale C. Location economies D. Production possibility refer(s) to systematic reductions in production 34. Firms usually respond to pressures for cost reduction by trying to: A. lower the costs of value creation. B. be locally responsive. C. undertaking product differentiation. D. diversifying product lines.

Explanation / Answer

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27 systematic risk is the answer. It effects all economy

28 exposure to foreign exchange risk

30 c

31 efficiency frontier