11.Which of the following is False?
a.Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
b.Counterparty risk is the risk that the counterparty will be unable to live up to its contractual
obligations.
c.In an OTC call option contract there is considerable concern with counterparty risk because the
issuer of the call option may not deliver payments in case of loss.
d.Investors in coupon bonds face a reinvestment risk.
e.Reinvestment risk for callable bonds is greater than for non-callable bonds, ceteris paribus.
Solution
The following statement is false:
Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
Insurance companies are in the business of assuming risk for individuals and institutions. They
manage those risks by diversifying over a large number of policies, perils and geographic
regions. Therefore, it is wrong if we say that there is zero credit and interest rate risks in the
Bonds backed by an insurance company..
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separate account itnms b. separate aecount itema; current poticy clains. (5) bonds: policy
reserves d policy reserves; morteage leans * commen stock dividend reserve 9. This bype of
insurance protects against personat inlury and tiability associated with specifie events a
catastrophie insurance b ifte insurance c property and casualty intsurance d credit insurance
health insurance 10 This problem occurs because custoners who apply for insurance policies are
more tikely to be those in neod of coverage 3 barbarians at the gate b self biased attribubion e
asyminetric information d moral hazard adverse selection 11 This occurs when, after an insurer
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the risk is covered a barbarians at the gate b seif biased attribution c asymatric information d)
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reserves d policy reserves; morteage leans * commen stock dividend reserve 9. This bype of
insurance protects against personat inlury and tiability associated with specifie events a
catastrophie insurance b ifte insurance c property and casualty intsurance d credit insurance
health insurance 10 This problem occurs because custoners who apply for insurance policies are
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asyminetric information d moral hazard adverse selection 11 This occurs when, after an insurer
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the risk is covered a barbarians at the gate b seif biased attribution c asymatric information d)
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12.16 In each parts (a)-(c), we have given the likely range for the observed value of a sample
proportion. Based on the given range, identify the educated guess that should be used for the
observed value of p to calculate the required sample size for a prescribed confidence level and
margin of error.
a. 0.4 to 0.7
b. 0.7 or greater
c. 0.7 or less
d. In each parts (a)-(c), which observed values of the sample proportion will yield a larger
margin of error than the one specified if the educated guess is used for the sample size
computation?
Solution
I have not heard of this term educated guess in thiscontext.
There is a term, conservative estimate, which would be thenumber that you enter into the SD
formula for proportions so thatthe SD is maximized.
SD = [p(1-p)]
So the conservative estimate for the SD is to let p =0.5.
The sample size formula is:
z1-/2 = / SE(phat) whichimplies below
n = (z1-/2)2p(1-p) /2
In part a) p = 0.5.
In part b) p = 0.7.
In part c) p = 0.5.
By using these numbers, we would get an upper bound in findingthe sample size calculation.
However, my guess of the definition of an educatedguess is probably not right, because part d
asks for what values ofthe sample proporiton will yield a larger margin or error. I\'musing the
values of p that would guarantee the largest marginof error.
Send me a PM for post a clarification asto the definition of an educated guess.
Thanks,
Mike.
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rewards.
Disadvantage: An unethical decision making may cause legal trouble to the manager. Making
unethical use of proprietary information is considered illegal and the manager may end up
spending years in prison..
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By using these numbers, we would get an upper bound in findingthe sample size calculation.
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Send me a PM for post a clarification asto the definition of an educated guess.
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The following statement is false:
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regions. Therefore, it is wrong if we say that there is zero credit and interest rate risks in the
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