In: Finance
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 Consider the following table:  | 
| Stock Fund | Bond Fund | ||
| Scenario | Probability | Rate of Return | Rate of Return | 
| Severe recession | 0.05 | −36% | −11% | 
| Mild recession | 0.20 | −12% | 13% | 
| Normal growth | 0.40 | 15% | 4% | 
| Boom | 0.35 | 32% | 5% | 
Calculate the value of the covariance between the stock and bond funds. Do not round intermediate calculations. Enter a decimal number rounded to 5 decimal places
| Covariance? | 
Expected return of fund E(r) =  
p(s)*r(s),
where p(s) is the probability of each scenario,
and r(s) is the expected return of each scenario.
Covariance = 
p(s) *
(E(r)bond - r(s)bond) * (E(r)stock
- r(s)stock)
Covariance = -0.00016

