The capital allocation line (CAL) represents the risk-return trade-off of a portfolio that combines a risk-free asset and a risky asset or portfolio of assets. It is a graphical line that shows the expected return of a portfolio against its risk, measured by standard deviation. The slope of the CAL indicates the risk premium per unit of risk, helping investors determine the optimal mix of risk-free and risky investments to achieve their desired return. The point where the CAL is tangent to the efficient frontier represents the optimal risky portfolio.
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economic resources-land, labor and capital-will be used for their most valuable purposes.
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Allocation is not a hyphenated word. If the question is how is it divided into syllables for breaking across a line, that would be al-lo-ca-tion.
Yes capital A has one line of symmetry or 'mirror image'
economic resources-land, labor and capital-will be used for their most valuable purposes.
CML = CAL for the entire market, assuming everyone has the same mean variance expectations ( E(R), variances, correlations). CAL is just the CML for individual investors. CAL and CML both combine the risk free asset with the optimal portfolio, only with CML that optimal portfolio is the market portfolio (tangency point of CML).
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when total resources in an economy is not equally allocated among four factors of production i.e land, labor, capital and organization then allocation of resources in an economy considered to be inefficient.
its to maintain cost effectiveness its allocating the capital among different branches like marketing, finance, adds....... ex: allocation of budget for marketing activities