When demand increases and supply stays constant, the demand curve shifts to the right. This results in a higher equilibrium price and a larger equilibrium quantity. The market adjusts to the higher willingness of consumers to pay.
The portfolio's expected return is a weighted average of the asset returns: E(R p )=w A ⋅R A+w RB E(R p )=(0.6⋅0.08)+(0.4⋅0.12)=0.048+0.048=0.104=10.4%
Total bond price: 𝑃𝑉total=173.26+792.94=980.20
The formula for compound interest is: FV=PV⋅(1+r) t Here, PV=1,000, 𝑟=0.05 and t=3: FV=1,000⋅(1+0.05) 3=1,000⋅(1.157625)=1,157.63
Here, FV=2,000, 𝑟=0.06, and t=5: PV= 2,000/(1+0.06)5 = 2,000/1.338225 =1,586.87