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1、已知证券的收益率分布如下表：则，该证券的期望收益率不是( )。

A.一3

B.一6

C.一

2、CAPM模型是由( )提出的。

A.哈里?马柯威兹

B.夏普

C.特雷诺

D.詹森

3、指数型证券组合只是一种模拟证券市场组合的证券组合。( )

4、宏观经济分析的总量分析法侧重对经济系统中各组成部分及其对比关系变动规律的分析。( )

5、51元

6、企业的关联交易是关联企业之间为达到某种目的而进行的交易。( )

7、行业分析主要分析行业所属的不同市场类型、所处的不同生命周期以及行业的业绩对证券价格的影响。

8、公司投资于其他公司所得收益不是公司资本公积金的来源。( )

9、53元购得，其实际的年收益率是( )。

A.

10、一国的国际储备除了外汇储备外，还包括该国在( )的储备头寸。

A.世界银行

B.美国联邦储备银行

C.国际货币基金组织

D.瑞士银行

11、25% D.

12、反映公司负债的资本化程度的指标是( )。

A.资产负债率

B.资本化比率

C.固定资产净值率

D.资本固定化比率

13、证券分析师仅包括基于企业调研进行单个证券分析评价的分析师。( )

14、期货市场价格的变动与现货价格的变动之间也并不总是一致的，影响期货价格的因素比影响现货价格的因素要多得多。( )

15、在美、英、日等资本市场发达的国家里，“证券分析师”一般是指在较宽泛的意义上参与证券投资决策过程的相关专业人员。( )

16、当市场利率下降时，票面利率较低的债券增值潜力很小。( )

17、在美、英、日等资本市场发达的国家里，“证券分析师”一般是指在较宽泛的意义上参与证券投资决策过程的相关专业人员。( )

18、下列说法中，( )不属于资本资产定价模型的假设条件。

A.投资者都依据期望收益率评价证券组合的收益水平，依据方差评价证券组合的风险水平，并选择最优证券组合

B.投资者对证券的收益、风险及证券间的关联性具有完全相同的预期

C.资本市场没有摩擦

D.所有证券的收益都受到一个共同因素的影响

19、一国的国际储备除了外汇储备外，还包括该国在( )的储备头寸。

A.世界银行

B.美国联邦储备银行

C.国际货币基金组织

D.瑞士银行

20、2002年3月17日，正式取消额度制，改用采取股票发行核准制。( )

21、资产负债表仅提供期末有关资产、负债、所有者权益的数据。( )

22、( )变量与债券的理论价格有关。

A.债券的票面利率

B.债券的偿还期限

C.债券的市场价格

D.债券的必要收益率

23、ACIIA会员分为( )。

A.联盟会员

B.合同会员

C.融资会员

D.联系会员

24、标准行业分类法把国民经济分为( )个门类。

A.6

B.8

C.10

D.12

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