Exam 16: Capital Market Efficiency

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Which of the following results may be inconsistent with semi-strong-form market efficiency?

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A company with a low book-to-market ratio is:

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An investment strategy in which the tax rules make it attractive for an investor to sell certain shares just before the end of the tax year is known as:

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___________ studies are a research methodology commonly employed to test for semi-strong-form efficiency.

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The size-effect is based on observations that the returns of large firms exceed the returns on the shares of smaller companies both before and after adjusting for beta risk.

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Outline the basic features of event study methodology and the implications of event studies for the EMH.

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If fund managers display superior investment performance,it can then be said that:

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French (1980)showed that a daily index of US share prices over the period 1953-77 showed that average returns on:

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Which of the following statements is the most consistent with evidence provided on the EMH?

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In an efficient market,a simple buy-and-hold policy is:

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A _______________ policy is an investment strategy in which shares are bought and then retained in the investor's portfolio for a long period.

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The area of behavioural finance suggests that investors:

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An investor discovers that for a certain group of shares,large positive price changes are always followed by large negative price changes.This finding is a violation of the:

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Tests of return predictability are designed to:

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The field of behavioural finance argues that the efficiency of markets is ensured through the fallibility of human beings in competitive markets.

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