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Portfolio            Average Return      Standard Deviation   Beta

   A                             14.7%                     18.6%                 1.47

   B                               8.8                           14.2                  .78

   C                             11.2                           16.0                 1.22

The risk-free rate is 4.5 percent and the market risk premium is 7 percent.

What is the Treynor ratio of a portfolio comprised of 30 percent portfolio A, 20 percent portfolio B, and 50 percent portfolio C?

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(a) Portfolio (b) Return ( c) Beta (d) Treynor ratio = Portfolio's return (b) - Risk free return (4.5%) / Portfolio' Beta ( c) (e ) Investment (f) Treynor ratio for the entire portfolio ( e * d)
A 14.70% 1.47                                                    0.07 30%                                    0.02
B 8.80% 0.78                                                    0.06 20%                                    0.01
C 11.20% 1.22                                                    0.05 50%                                    0.03
Total (Answer)                                    0.06

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