Q7. Swank's wants to improve its defined-contribution pension plan. Which of the following actions will be least helpful to employees? A) Provide detailed financial and performance data on the company stock. B) Allow the employees to change their allocations more than once a year. C) Increase the number of fund options.
Q8. Brophy appears to be: A) frame dependent. B) loss averse. C) prone to regret.
Q9. Neither Brophy nor Carr made optimal investment decisions. In the wake of the portfolio rebalancing, which of the following statements best reflect the situation of which employee? Has best-allocated portfolio Exhibits convoy behavior
A) Carr Neither Carr nor Brophy B) Brophy Neither Carr nor Brophy C) Carr Brophy
Q10. If a stock he sells rises in price, Tom Barth feels particularly bad and wishes he had held onto it. Which of the following is the most likely result of his behavior? Barth is most likely to: A) use the sale of stock instead of dividends and coupon income to fund living expenses. B) use dividends and coupon income instead of the sale of stock to fund living expenses. C) invest in value stocks.
Q11. If a stock she holds falls in price, Ann Marget feels particularly bad and wishes she had sold it. Which of the following is the most likely result of her behavior? Marget is most likely to: A) invest in risky stocks. B) depend on financial publications to guide her investment strategy. C) have a poorly diversified portfolio.
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