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Question Answered step-by-step What does it mean when we say the media has the power of “framing”?… What does it mean when we say the media has the power of “framing”?What does it mean when we say the media has the power of agenda setting or filtering?Traditionally, news media organizations use standardized methods of reporting and writing that emphasize objectivity in their coverage. What was the business reason for doing so? Has this practice started to change? Why or why not? Social Science Political Science POLS 130 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Description Follow the instruction to write 5pages report plus an Excel spreadsheetPlease read every instruction very carefullyThis assignment requires plenty of finance related knowledgesThis assignment has two parts which are written report and Excel spreadsheet. Please make sure you can handle them before you place your bidsAll the work must be originalTurnitin report is required 2 attachmentsSlide 1 of 2attachment_1attachment_1attachment_2attachment_2.slider-slide > img { width: 100%; display: block; } .slider-slide > img:focus { margin: auto; } Unformatted Attachment Preview Finance Discipline Group UTS Business School FINANCIAL METRICS FOR DECISION MAKING – SPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT General Instructions and Information § § § § § § § § This assignment accounts for 40% of students’ final grade for 25624 Financial Metrics for Decision Making. The assignment is to be undertaken individually. The assignment is due on Friday the 16th of October 2020 (Week 10) by 5pm. The assignment must be submitted via UTSOnline. You’ll need to provide a written report and an Excel spreadsheet: • The written report must be self-contained and formatted as a PDF file. • Excel files will also be examined and will constitute 20% of the value of the assignment. The Excel file should include all calculations. The scope of this assignment is limited to [5] pages not including appendices and cover sheet. Use standard fonts (think Calibri, Times New Roman, Arial) and standard font sizes. There is no specific word count. You are encouraged to use figures and tables when reporting your results. The file names, for both the report and the Excel spreadsheet, will take the form: “Name – Student number”. For example, if your name is Jane Doe and your student number is 12345, then your file name will be “Jane Doe - 12345”. Please don’t write the words “name”, “student number” or anything else in the file name. All assignment-related questions should be posted to the Discussion Board on UTSOnline. Marking § § § This assessment will be graded on the quality of both, the written report and the quantitative analysis in Excel. Marks will be awarded 70% for content and analysis, and 30% for effectiveness of communication and presentation. Late submissions will be allocated a mark of zero with no exceptions unless via special consideration filing. Files In the Assignment folder on UTSOnline, you’ll find the following files: § Cover Sheet: is the cover sheet you’ll need to fill in, sign, and submit along with your written report. § Data: this Excel spreadsheet contains the following worksheets: • • • • • Cover: you’ll need provide your student details and the ‘Symbol’ for each randomly selected stock (see Part 1) here. S&P500 List: contains the ‘Symbol’ and the ‘Name’ of US stocks included in the S&P500 index. Returns: contains daily returns for the sample of US stocks in S&P500 List for the period 3 Mar 2020 – 28 Aug 2020. In addition, this file also contains historical data for the S&P500 index (the market portfolio) and US Treasury Bond Yields (the risk-free rate). US Covid Cases: contains data on new Covid-19 cases in the US, and their average 7-day moving average percentage change, for the period 3 Mar 2020 – 28 Aug 2020 Part 1 to Part 5: use these worksheets as templates for the calculations you’ll have to perform, and submit, as part of this assignment. Instructions Part 1 – Optimisation (20 marks) § Randomly select 10 stocks out of the sample of US stocks in S&P500 List. Ensure you identify how you randomly selected the stocks. • Note: include the ‘Symbol’ for each of the selected stocks in the Cover worksheet. § For the sample selected, form an equally-weighted portfolio (Portfolio A) and estimate daily returns for the period 3 Mar 2020 – 28 Aug 2020 § For the sample selected, use the Excel add-in Solver to form a portfolio (Portfolio B) which maximises the Sharpe Ratio for the period 3 Mar 2020 – 28 Aug 2020, under the constraint that the total portfolio weight is one. Report the portfolio weights and comment on the feasibility of investing according to the weights obtained. Part 2 – Descriptive Analysis (20 marks) § Report daily and annualised descriptive statistics which summarise the historical return distribution for both, Portfolio A and Portfolio B, as well as any metrics you consider useful to depict the historical performance of both portfolios. Comment on your findings. Hints: - You can report both, the pre and post-covid performance of the portfolios and comment on the impact the pandemic has had on your selected stocks and/or the industries they are in. - The use of figures and charts as a visual summary of the data is highly encouraged. Part 3 – Hypothesis Testing (20 marks) § Plot histograms to contrast the return distribution of: 1) Portfolio A vs S&P500, and 2) Portfolio B vs S&P500. Comment on your findings. § At 5% significance level, is the mean daily return of any of these two portfolios higher than the mean return of the S&P 500 index? Comment on your findings. Hints: - Start by properly establishing both the Null and Alternative hypotheses. - Report the type of test you would use to answer this question. - Present and interpret your results in terms of p-values. Part 4 – Simple Linear Regression (20 marks) § Estimate historical excess returns for both, Portfolio A and Portfolio B, as well as the S&P500 index. § Create scatterplots to depict the historical returns of: 1) Portfolio A vs S&P500, and 2) Portfolio B vs S&P500. Comment on the relationships observed. § Using the S&P500 index as the market portfolio, what is the market beta of both, Portfolio A and Portfolio B. Which portfolio is more exposed to Systematic Risk? § Based on these betas, what would be the expected change in the average excess return of both, Portfolio A and Portfolio B, to a 1% increase in the average excess return of the market portfolio? Part 5 – Multivariate Linear Regression (20 marks) § Estimate two separate regressions, one for Portfolio A and one for Portfolio B, in which your dependent variable is the daily excess returns for each portfolio, and your independent variable is the daily 7-day moving average percentage change in new Covid-19 cases in the US. § Interpret your findings establishing: a) whether for each Portfolio the regressor is statistically significant at a 5% significance level; and b) the effect a 1% change in the regressor has in the average excess returns of each portfolio. • Do you think there is an underlying economic relationship between the daily percentage change in new Covid-19 cases and the returns of Portfolio A and Portfolio B? If so, what can explain that relationship? Hints: - Discuss the impact the pandemic has had on your selected stocks and/or the industries they are in. § Re-estimate the two regressions above, and this time include the following independent variables (regressors): 1. The excess returns for the S&P500 index, and 2. The daily 7-day moving average percentage change in new Covid-19 cases § After including this additional regressor, what can you say about the relationship between the daily percentage change in new Covid-19 cases and the returns of Portfolio A and Portfolio B? 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Question Answered step-by-step SUBJECT: PRINCIPLES IN TEACHING MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE  MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE A. If the first statement is correct and the second is wrong B. If the first statement is wrong and the second is correct C. If both statements are correct D. If both statements are wrong  71. Expository-based instruction aims to develop kinesthetic skills of students. Expository-based instruction tends to produce deeper learning. 72. Inquiry-based is a student-driven type of instruction. Inquiry-based instruction is the recommended style for laboratory instruction. 73. Problem-based instruction produces the most authentic type of learning. Problem-based instruction involves scaffolding. 74. Learning objectives define the goals and expectations of a lesson. Learning objectives for individual lessons connect to the broader goals of a unit or course. 75. Every lesson you teach should help you hit those requirements. Listing them in your lesson plans helps you satisfy those requirements while focusing on the end goal of your class. 76. Discovery learning distinguishes itself by the central role of learning processes such as hypothesis generation, experiment design, and data interpretation. Expository instruction pays more attention to directly exposing definitions and equations to learners. 77. Teaching in higher education settings requires a good grasp of the subject matter. And knowing how to present it to students, thus emphasing knowledge and presentation. 78. Teacher-centered learning focuses on the teacher giving lectures and sharing content through direct instruction. It fixates on the knowledge the teacher has and imparting that knowledge to his or her co-teacher. 79. Visual learners learn best by seeing someone else complete the task then attempting it themselves. These learners enjoy lectures and reading aloud to themselves. 80. Social learners process information by interacting with and relating to others. They remember conversations well and music causes an emotional response in them. Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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