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Chapter Ten

Principles of Risk Management

This chapter contains 30 multiple choice questions, 10 short problems, and 5 longer problems. Multiple Choice

1.________ that “matters” because if affects people's welfare. ________ exists whenever one does

not know for sure what will occur in the future.

(a)Uncertainty is risk; Uncertainty

(b)Risk is uncertainty; Uncertainty

(c)Risk is uncertainty; Risk

(d)Uncertainty is risk; Risk

Answer: (b)

2.________ is a measure of willingness to pay to reduce one's exposure to risk.

(a)Risk aversion

(b)Risk avariciousness

(c)Risk predilection

(d)Risk inflation

Answer: (a)

3.When choosing among investment alternatives with the same expected rate of return, a risk averse

individual chooses the one with the ________ risk.

(a)surest

(b)most uncertain

(c)lowest

(d)highest

Answer: (c)

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4.________ is a particular type of risk people face because of the nature of their business or pattern of

consumption.

(a)Operational efficiency exposure

(b)Opportunity exposure

(c)Risk exposure

(d)Risk reduction

Answer: (c)

5.________ are investors who take positions that increase their exposure to certain risks in the hope of

increasing their wealth.

(a)Operations insurers

(b)Foreign exporters

(c)Hedgers

(d)Speculators

Answer: (d)

6.The riskiness of an asset or a transaction ________ be assessed in isolation or in the abstract.

(a)can

(b)cannot

(c)must

(d)it varies according to the situation

Answer: (b)

7.By definition, ________ are investors who take positions to reduce their exposures.

(a)operations insurers

(b)foreign exporters

(c)hedgers

(d)speculators

Answer: (c)

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8.The risk of loss arising from obsolescence due to technological change or changes in consumer taste

is an example of ________.

(a)unemployment risk

(b)liability risk

(c)financial-asset risk

(d)d consumer-durable asset risk

Answer: (d)

9.The risk arising from holding different kinds of financial assets such as equities or fixed income

securities denominated in one or more currencies is an example of ________.

(a)unemployment risk

(b)liability risk

(c)financial-asset risk

(d)consumer-durable asset risk

Answer: (c)

10.Business risks of the firm are borne by its ________.

(a)shareholders

(b)creditors

(c)employees

(d)all of the above

Answer: (d)

11.________ consists of figuring out what the most important risk exposures are for the unit of analysis.

(a)Risk assessment

(b)Selection of risk management techniques

(c)Implementation

(d)Risk identification

Answer: (d)

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12.Which of the following is most likely to need a lot of life insurance?

(a)a single person with no dependents

(b)a divorced person with no dependents

(c)a double-income couple with no kids

(d)married person with children

Answer: (d)

13.________ is the quantification of the costs associated with the risks that have been identified in the

first step of risk management.

(a)Risk assessment

(b)Selection of risk management techniques

(c)Implementation

(d)Review

Answer: (a)

14.Selling a risky asset to someone else and buying insurance are examples of ________.

(a)risk avoidance

(b)loss prevention and control

(c)risk transfer

(d)risk retention

Answer: (c)

15.One is said to ________ a risk when the action taken to reduce one’s exposure to a loss also causes

one to give up the possibility of a gain.

(a)insure

(b)diversify

(c)hedge

(d)pay a premium with

Answer: (c)

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16.When you ________ you pay a premium to eliminate the risk of loss and retain the potential for gain.

(a)insure

(b)diversify

(c)hedge

(d)speculate

Answer: (a)

17.In order for diversification to reduce your risk exposure, the risks must be ________

(a)less than perfectly correlated with each other

(b)more than perfectly correlated with each other

(c)uncorrelated

(d)none of the above

Answer: (a)

18.The demand for ways to manage risk has been increased by ________.

(a)increased volatility of exchange rates

(b)increased volatility of interest rates

(c)increased volatility of commodity prices

(d)all of the above

Answer: (d)

19.Moral hazard and adverse selection are examples of ________.

(a)transactions costs

(b)incentive problems

(c)transference costs

(d)both a and b

Answer: (b)

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20.________ is defined as quantitative analysis for optimal risk management.

(a)Portfolio theory

(b)Corporate theory

(c)Diversification theory

(d)Probability theory

Answer: (a)

21.An asset portfolio's expected return is identified with the ________ of the distribution, and its risk

with the ________.

(a)variance; average

(b)mean; standard deviation

(c)standard deviation; average

(d)median; normal distribution

Answer: (b)

22.Suppose you buy shares of RayFran stock at a price of $110 per share and intend to hold them for a

year. Suppose RayFran pays a dividend of $3.50 per share over that year. Compute the total rate of return on a share of RayFran stock if at the end of the year you sell it for $122.50 per share.

(a)10.20%

(b)11.36%

(c)13.06%

(d)14.55%

Answer: (d)

23.The ________ a stock's volatility, the ________ the range of possible outcomes and the ________

the probabilities of those returns at the extremes of the range.

(a)larger; narrower; larger

(b)larger; narrower; smaller

(c)larger; wider; larger

(d)larger; wider; smaller

Answer: (c)

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24.Consider the probability distribution of rate of return on RayFran stock:

Rate of Return Probability

40% 0.25

15% 0.55

–8% 0.20

Compute the expected rate of return on RayFran stock.

(a)9.75%

(b)15.60%

(c)16.65%

(d)19.85%

Answer: (c)

25.Refer to question 24. Now compute the standard deviation of RayFran stock.

(a)12.95%

(b)13.10%

(c)16.10%

(d)25.90%

Answer: (c)

26.Consider a stock with an expected return of 15% and a standard deviation of 8% that is normally

distributed. What is the 0.95 confidence interval for this stock's rate of return?

(a)(7%, 23%)

(b)(–9%, 39%)

(c)(–1%, 39%)

(d)(–1%, 31%)

Answer: (d)

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For questions 27 through 30, use the following table:

27.What are the mean returns for Toys’R’Me and S.A.O. Rouge, respectively?

(a)Toys R Me: 12.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 10.2%

(b)Toys R Me: 10.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 7.4%

(c)Toys R Me: 10.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 10.2%

(d)Toys R Me: 7.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 10.4%

Answer: (b)

28.What is the standard deviation of returns for Toys R Me? For S.A.O. Rouge?

(a)Toys R Me: 8.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 7.4%

(b)Toys R Me: 8.40%; S.A.O. Rouge: 8.16%

(c)Toys R Me: 10.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 7.4%

(d)Toys R Me: 10.4%; S.A.O. Rouge: 8.16%

Answer: (b)

29.Suppose the returns for Toys R Me and S.A.O. Rouge are normally distributed. Determine the 0.68

confidence interval for Toys R. Me.

(a)(8.4%, 10.4%)

(b)(–14.8%, 35.6%)

(c)(–6.4%, 27.2%)

(d)(2.00%; 18.80%)

Answer: (d)

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30.Determine the 0.95 confidence interval for S.A.O. Rouge.

(a)(7.14%, 8.16%)

(b)(–0.76, 15.56%)

(c)(-8.92, 23.72%)

(d)(–17.08, 31.88%)

Answer: (c)

Short Problems

1.Briefly distinguish between the three methods available to transfer risk: hedging, insuring and

diversifying.

Answer:

Hedging: One is said to hedge a risk when the action taken to reduce one’s exposure to

a loss also causes one to give up the possibility of a gain.

Insuring: Insuring means paying a premium to eliminate the risk of loss and retain the

potential for gain.

Diversifying: Diversifying means holding similar amounts of many risky assets instead of

concentrating all of your investment in only one. Diversification thereby limits your

exposure to the risk of any single asset.

2.Outline the steps in the risk-management process.

Answer:

The risk management process can be broken down into five steps:

1. Risk identification

2. Risk assessment

3. Selection of risk management techniques

4. Implementation

5. Review

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3.Think of a bookstore. What risks is such a business exposed to, and who bears them?

Answer:

Major risks:

Risk that inventory will not arrive on time

Risk that employees will be late or absent

Risk that computers/registers will break down

Risk of new competition in the area (especially - the “superstores”)

Risk that distributors' prices will increase dramatically

These risks are borne by shareholders, owners, employees, creditors, customers,

suppliers.

4.Explain why the sale/purchase of a house is similar to a forward contract in nature.

Answer:

Both parties eliminate the uncertainty associated with price volatility in the housing

market during the months of settling the contract between them. Even though the transfer

of ownership for the house won't happen for many months, the buyer and seller of a

house can contractually settle on a transaction price for the house.

5.Explain the difference between insuring and hedging.

Answer:

When you hedge, you eliminate the risk of loss by giving up the potential for gain.

However, when you insure, you pay a premium to eliminate the risk of loss and retain the

potential for gain.

6.Discuss the two factors limiting the efficient allocation of risks.

Answer:

Transactions costs and incentive problems are the two key factors limiting the efficient

allocation of risks. Transactions costs include the costs of establishing and running

institutions such as insurance companies or securities exchanges and the costs of writing

and enforcing contracts.

Moral hazard and adverse selection are examples of incentive problems, which stand in

the way of the development of institutions for efficient risk sharing. Moral hazard exists

when having insurance against some risk causes the insured party to take greater risk or

to take less care in preventing the event that gives rise to the loss.

The problem with adverse selection relates to the fact that those who purchase insurance

against risk are more likely than the general population to be at risk.

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7.In the case of insuring a ship, explain how the moral hazard problem can lead to unwillingness on the

part of the insurance company to insure against certain types of risk.

Answer:

If a ship owner buys insurance for his vessel, the existence of insurance may reduce the

owner's incentive to spend money on the upkeep of the vessel. Failure to take such

precautions makes a safety hazard a more likely occurrence. In an extreme case, the

owner may be tempted to sabotage the ship in order to collect the insurance money, if

the coverage exceeds the market value of the ship.

Due to this potential moral hazard, companies may limit the amount they will insure or

simply refuse to insure under certain circumstances or require rigid inspections of a

vessel to make sure its meets minimum safety standards.

Consider the following table to answer questions 8 through 10:

8.What is the mean share for OutDell? For MiniMoo?

Answer:

OutDell:

E(r) = [–10% + (–2%) + 5% + 10% + 18%]/5

= 4.2%

MiniMoo:

E(r) = [5% + 15% +(– 7%) + 12% + 22%]/5

= 9.4%

MiniMoo has the higher expected return.

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9.What is the standard deviation of returns for OutDell? For MiniMoo?

Answer:

OutDell:

SD=1

5

[(-10%-4.2%2)+(-2%-4.2%2)+(5%-4.2%2)+(10%-4.2%2)+(18%-4.2%2)]

SD=1

5

(464.80%)

SD=9.64%

MiniMoo:

SD=1

5

[(5%-9.4%2)+(15%-9.42

%)+(-7%-9.4%2)+(12%-9.4%2)+(22%-9.4%2)]

SD=1

5

(485.20%)

SD=9.85%

10.Suppose the returns for OutDell and MiniMoo have normally distributed returns with means and

standard deviations calculated in questions 8 and 9. For each stock, determine the range of returns within two standard deviations of the mean.

Answer:

OutDell:

0.95 confidence interval = 4.2 ± (2 x 9.64)

= 4.2 ± 19.28

= (–15.08%, 23.48%)

MiniMoo:

0.95 confidence interval = 9.4 ± (2 x 9.85)

= 9.4 ± 19.70

= (–10.30%, 29.10%)

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Challenging Questions

1.Consider the following investment opportunity. You have the opportunity to open a restaurant in

your town for $180,000. If business is healthy and strong, you could net $100,000 in after-tax cash flows each year over the next six years.

a) Would you consider hedging or insuring? Why?

b) What risk is such a business exposed to:

Answer:

a) You would be more likely to consider insuring. You would insure the restaurant

against fire or other disasters, take all necessary safety precautions. You would

also want to retain the potential for gain in operating your business.

b) Risk that employees will be late or absent.

Risk that inventory will not arrive on time.

Risk that equipment will break down.

Risk that fire may occur.

Risk that restaurant may be robbed.

Risk that the restaurant may be vandalized.

Risk that raw material prices will increase unpredictability.

Risk of new competition in the area.

2.Consider a person's life cycle - that is, at various ages say, mid-twenties, late thirties to early forties,

mid-fifties and late sixties and beyond. What risks is a person likely to face in each of these age groups and how would cash, bonds and stocks be perceived at these various stages of life?

Answer:

Mid-twenties: A person may tend to be more aggressive in terms of risk tolerance. Stocks

are more likely to be the choice of investment, followed by bonds and cash.

Late thirties to early forties: For “DINK,” the capacity for risk is still quite high.

However, those who are parents may be faced with college tuition, life insurance, etc. so

some risk options diminish. A person in this group would perhaps be a little less

aggressive with stocks.

Mid-fifties: People in this group need to start thinking more about retirement and income

protection. Major health costs may also be a consideration as it is for people in the

sixties and beyond group. There tends to be little or no capacity for risk and the

securities or investments sought at this stage tend to be very conservative.

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https://www.wendangku.net/doc/ae6969140.html,e the following table:

a) Compute the mean return on DinkiDi stock.

b) Compute the standard deviation on DinkiDi stock.

c) Comment on value you obtained in (b).

Answer:

a. E(r) = (0.20)(60%) + (0.60)(12%) + (0.20)(–20%)

E(r) = 12% + 7.2% + (–4%)

E(r) = 15.2%

b.

SD=0.20(60%-15.2%2)+0.60(12%-15.2%2)+0.20(-20%-15.2%2)

SD=401.408%+6.144%+247.808%

SD=25.6%

c. On its own, the value obtained in (b) does not mean as much as it would were it

compared relative to another number or some industry standard.

4.Suppose you are a U.K. citizen who has won a writer’s 30,000 pound scholarship to study in France.

How can you hedge your foreign exchange risk? How can you insure against it?

Answer:

To hedge the risk you would enter into a contract now to sell your 30,000 pounds at a

fixed per euro.

To insure against a decline in the euro price of the pound, you could pay a premium no

for a put option that would give you the right to sell your 30,000 pound scholarship at a

fixed euro price per pound.

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https://www.wendangku.net/doc/ae6969140.html,e the table below:

a) What is the mean return for DinkiDi? For SirPass?

b) What is the standard deviation for DinkiDi? For SirPass?

c) Suppose the returns for DinkiDi and SirPass have normally distributed returns with

means and standard deviations calculated in both a and b. Calculate the range of returns

within two expected deviations of the mean.

Answer:

a. DinkiDi:

E(r) = 1/6 (11 + 16 – 5 – 3 + 15 + 8)

= 7%

SirPass:

E(r) = 1/6 (8 + 17 – 7 – 4 + 17 + 11)

= 7%

Both stocks have the same mean return.

b. DinkiDi:

σ= 1

6 (406%)

= 8.23% SirPass:

σ= 1

6 (534%)

= 9.43%

SirPass has a wider dispersion or higher volatility.

c. 0.95 confidence intervals:

DinkiDi: 0.95 Confidence Intervals = 7 ± (2 x 8.23)

= (–9.46%, 23.46%)

SirPass: 0.95 Confidence Intervals =7 ± (2 x 9.43)

= (–11.86%, 25.86%)

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金融学（第二版）答案 博迪默顿 第一章课后习题答案 一 . 我的生活目标： ●完成学业 ●找到一份自己喜欢且收入不菲的工作 ●结婚和生养子女 ●拥有我自己的房子 ●供养我的家庭生活 ●供养孩子上学 ●退休 在我实现目标的过程中，金融所扮演的角色： 答案样例：1，金融现在可以为我提供大学本科及研究生教育的学费并帮我完成学业，帮我决定投资于上学是否是一个好的投资决定 2，高等教育可以帮助提高我赚钱的能力以及获得一个我喜欢的工作的能力 3，当我结婚并且有了孩子以后，我就有了额外的金融责任（以具体情况

负债包括：学生贷款 信用卡结余的差额 各种租用金的协定（不包括转租） 应付车款 在计算净值时学生会特别地排除了他们一生潜在的赚钱能力的价值 三．一个单身汉之需要养活他自己，所以他可以独立自主的作出金融决策。如果他不想购买健康保险（而愿意承担由这个决定而带来的金融风险）那么除了这个单身汉自身，没谁会受这个决定的影响。另外，他不需要在家庭成员之间分配收入这件事上做任何决定。单身汉是很灵活自由的，可以选择住在几乎任何地方。他主要是在今天的消费（开支）和为明天储蓄之间做出权衡决策。既然他只需要养活他自己，那么他储蓄的重要性就比对一家之主的重要性小。 有许多孩子的一家之长必须在这些家庭成员中分配资源[或者说是收入].他们必须随时准备着处理各种风险,比如说潜在财政危机的突然发生[诸如家庭成员经历的严重健康问题,或者

因为火灾和其他疏忽导致的保险问题].因为在一般一个家庭里人会比较多,有些人生病或受伤的风险就会更大.并且因为家庭中有许多依赖性的个体,所以薪水收入者得认真地考虑生活和残疾保险.还有,家庭并不像个体那样富有机动性,这是因为有了适龄儿童的缘故,这个家庭会想离所谓好的学校近一点,同时良好的教育会对孩子将来的生活和财政状况有所裨益.因此一家之主的资源配置会更加的复杂:要有更多的钱于目前的消费（这也是他或她需要来抚养成员的）,但是同时又需要更多的钱储蓄起来以支付未来的费用,诸如教育和房屋购置,还有风险投资,比如生活和残障保险. 四．在双收入家庭中,家庭失去全部经济收入的风险比单收入家庭要小,同时,单收入家庭比双收入家庭更愿意购买残疾保险,人身保险.然而,如果单收入家庭需要有人照顾放学后回家的孩子,他们还要再支付照看小孩的额外费用. 五．学生们结合他们具体的经历和看法会给出不同的答案。很多的人很可能会说应该是在完成学业，并获得一份可观收入的工作之后实现经济上的独立。

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CHAPTER 10 AN OVERVIEW OF RISK MANAGEMENT Objectives ?To explore how risk affects financial decision-making. ?To provide a conceptual framework for the management of risk. ?To explain how the financial system facilitates the efficient allocation of risk-bearing. Outline 10.1 What Is Risk? 10.2 Risk and Economic Decisions 10.3 The Risk Management Process 10.4 The Three Dimensions of Risk Transfer 10.5 Risk Transfer and Economic Efficiency 10.6 Institutions for Risk Management 10.7 Portfolio Theory: Quantitative Analysis for Optimal Risk Management 10.8 Probability Distributions of Returns Summary ?Risk is defined as uncertainty that matters to people. Risk management is the process of formulating the benefit-cost trade-offs of risk-reduction and deciding on a course of action to take. Portfolio theory is the quantitative analysis of those trade-offs to find an optimal course of action. ?All risks are ultimately borne by people in their capacity as consumers, stakeholders of firms and other economic organizations, or taxpayers. ?The riskiness of an asset or a transaction cannot be assessed in isolation or in the abstract; it depends on the specific frame of reference. In one context, the purchase or sale of a particular asset may add to one’s risk exposure; in another, the same transaction may be risk-reducing. ?Speculators are investors who take positions that increase their exposure to certain risks in the hope of increasing their wealth. In contrast, hedgers take positions to reduce their exposures. The same person can be a speculator on some exposures and a hedger on others. ?Many resource-allocation decisions, such as saving, investment, and financing decisions, are significantly influenced by the presence of risk and therefore are partly risk-management decisions. ?We distinguish among five major categories of risk exposures for households: sickness, disability, and death; job loss; consumer-durable asset risk; liability risk; and financial asset risk. ?Firms face several categories of risks: production risk, price risk of outputs, and price risk of inputs. ?There are five steps in the risk-management process: risk identification, risk assessment, selection of risk-management techniques, implementation, review. ?There are four techniques of risk management: r isk avoidance, loss prevention and control, risk retention, risk transfer. ?There are three dimensions of risk transfer: hedging, insuring, and diversifying. ?Diversification improves welfare by spreading risks among many people, so that the existing uncertainty matters less. ?From society’s perspective risk-management institutions contribute to economic efficiency in two important ways. First, they shift risk away from those who are least willing or able to bear it to those who are most willing to bear it. Second, they cause a reallocation of resources to production and consumption in accordance with the new distribution of risk-bearing. By allowing people to reduce their exposure to the risk of undertaking certain business ventures, they may encourage entrepreneurial behavior that can have a benefit to society. ?Over the centuries, various economic organizations and contractual arrangements have evolved to facilitate a more efficient allocation of risk-bearing by expanding the scope of diversification and the types of risk that are shifted. ?Among the factors limiting the efficient allocation of risks are transactions costs and problems of adverse selection and moral hazard.