Module 2 Flashcards

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1
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The harmonic mean is used to calculate:

A

average share cost purchased over time
average price/unit

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2
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The geometric mean is used to calculate:

A

investment returns over multiple periods
compound growth rates

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3
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Used to visualize a data set based on quantiles

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Box and whisker plot

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4
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The arithemetic mean is used to calculate:

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the average returns over a one-period time horizon

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5
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Panel data is a combination of:

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cross-sectional (columns)
time-series (rows)

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displays the cumulative relative or absolute frequency distribution in columns (bars) or lines

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Cumulative (relative or absolute) frequency distribution chart

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7
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Published ratings on stocks ranging from 1 (strong sell) to 5 (strong buy) are examples of which measurement scale?

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ordinal, sorts data into categories that are ordered with respect to some characteristic, but numbers cannot be used to perform calculations

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Categorical data that can be logically ordered or ranked

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ordinal data

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Categorical values that are not amenable to being organized in a logical order

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nominal data

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10
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data that can be measured and can take on any numerical value in a specified range of values

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continuous data

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11
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consist of observations through time on one or more variables for multiple observational units

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panel data

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12
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a list of the observations of a specific variable from multiple observational units at a given point in time

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cross-sectional data

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sequence of observations of a specific variable collected over time and at discrete and typically equally spaced intervals of time

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time-series data

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14
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Fatter tails in a distribution means there’s a higher probability of _____?

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outliers
more data in the tails
shows more risk of expected value being further from the mean

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15
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The sum of frequencies for a row or column for the attribute

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Marginal frequency

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16
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Bar chart that orders categories by frequency in descending order and includes a line displaying cumulative relative frequency

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Pareto Chart

17
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Used to display the change in a data series over time and underlying trends

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line chart

18
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Used to visualize the joint variation in two numerical values

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scatter plot

19
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graphical tool used to display and compare categorical data

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tree-map

20
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Used to visualize the degree of correlation between different variables

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heat map

21
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Used to make comparisons of three or more variables over time

A

Bubble line chart

22
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A set of scatter plots that is useful for visualizing correlations among multiple pairs of variables:

A

scatter plot matrix

23
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The interquartile range on the box & whisker plot is represented by:

A

The box represents the 25th to 75th percentile (interquartile range)