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Market Equilibrium. Define the tenu \"marginal investor\" and explain how this concept is used in financial assets and markets analysis. Discuss whether the Enroa WorldCom scandals (which involved fraud or serious misrepresentations by company executives, accountants, security analysts, lawyers, and bankers) might either narrow or widen differences between different investors\' views of individual stocks\' values. Solution MARGINAL INVESTOR : Risk is an integral part of valuation. When we try to value a company or equity, we use the cost of capital or the cost of equity as the discount rate. For equity investors, the cost of equity is the expected return they need to make in the long term to compensate the risk that they have taken by investing in the equity of the firm. However, if there are thousands of investors in a firm, whom should we listen to determine the cost of equity? It’s always the marginal investors. To qualify as the marginal investor, he needs to satisfy two criteria – 1. He should own significant portion of the equity 2. He should trade on that equity. If an investor owns 1000 shares of Novartis, he will have no impact on the stock price and neither if he owns millions of shares and never trades. It is assumed that the marginal investors set the prices and hence their assessment of risk should define how we should think about the risk. If the marginal investors are diversified, the only risk they care about is the market risk i.e. the risk that they cannot diversify. If they are not diversified, they will care about all the risks in the company. .
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Python
Create 3 variables named:
userName
result
userNum
Prompt the user for their name and to enter any number.
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Add 3
Double the result.
Subtract 4
Divide the number in half
Subtract Your Original Number
Print the result to the screen.
Run the code to display your output.
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2.Import the required modules for the program.
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