7. For most countries and most firms, the domestic country beta A) can be no lower than its world beta. B) is normally much smaller than the world beta. C) is normally much higher than the world beta. D) is exactly equal to the world beta.
10. In the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), the term Beta, , is A) a measure of idiosyncratic risk in a security. B) calculated as the "variance of future returns of a specific security" divided by the "variance of returns of the market portfolio." C) a measure of systematic risk inherent in a security D) none of the options