How much liability does stockholder assume?

During the early 2000's, energy giant Enron was shaken by financial mismanagement and scandal.  It filed for bankruptcy and, after losing virtually all of it's customers, went out of business.  What would have been the extent of stockholders' liabilities?  Explain.

3. What do you think is the main reason that people buy life insurance?

What will happen if two assets are earning the same expected return, but one is more risky than the other?

I. When people buy stock, is there a guarantee that they will receive dividends or that they will be able to sell the stock at a price higher than the price they paid for it? J. If there is no guarantee, why are people willing to buy stock?

Which type of risk can be affected by outside factors such as natural disasters or power outages?         financial risk         strategic risk         operational risk         compliance risk

What will happen if two assets are earning the same expected return, but one is riskier than the other?

Explain Net-Present-Worth Criterion?

Draw a Supply/demand diagram that shows how stock price is determined. Use WORD document, and you can insert a picture.

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