Question 5You have a portfolio with the following Social Risk Scores for each of your investments.Given the weights in each investment, what is the Social Risk Score for your portfolio? Ifthe weights don't sum to one then the remainder is in cash with no Social risk. (Answer toone decimal place, 6.1)Weight (in%)Soc RiskScoreQuestion 6Weight (in%)TeslaGov RiskScore142Tesla8Ford4511Ford7Chevron12520ChevronYou have a portfolio with the following Governance Risk Scores for each of yourinvestments. Given the weights in each investment, what is the Governance Risk Score foryour portfolio? If the weights don't sum to one then the remainder is in cash with noenvironmental risk. (Answer to one decimal place, 6.1)6HomeDepot1714HomeDepot12JPMorgan4132JPMorgan14Starbucks Microsoft47711114Starbucks Microsoft955

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Question 5 You have a portfolio with the following Social Risk Scores for each of your investments. Given the weights in each investment, what is the Social Risk Score for your portfolio? If the weights don't sum to one then the remainder is in cash with no Social risk. (Answer to one decimal place, 6.1) Weight (in %) Soc Risk Score Tesla 14 2 Ford 5 11 Chevron 5 20 Home Depot 14 6 JP Morgan 13 2 Starbucks Microsoft 7 7 11 4

Question 5 You have a portfolio with the following Social Risk Scores for each of your investments. Given the weights in each investment, what is the Social Risk Score for your portfolio? If the weights don't sum to one then the remainder is in cash with no Social risk. (Answer to one decimal place, 6.1) Weight (in %) Soc Risk Score Tesla 14 2 Ford 5 11 Chevron 5 20 Home Depot 14 6 JP Morgan 13 2 Starbucks Microsoft 7 7 11 4

Essentials Of Investments

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