1. You want to use a building your company owns to develop a new investment opportunity. You have checked with property management in your company, and have consulted a few commercial brokers. The indication is that there is no demand from outsiders at this time to rent the building since the market is currently in a situation of excess capacity for building space. What best describes how this should be treated in your preparation relevant cash flows for your new investment?
a. Your project should not be charged for using the space since there is no ready market to rent it out. It is a sunk cost.
b. Your project should not be charged because the building is an opportunity cost.
c. Your project should be charged for using the building since its a sunk cost
d. Your project should be charged since this would be an appropriate allocation of overhead.
2. Suppose the risk-free return is 7.4% and the market portfolio has an expected return of 11.3% and a standard deviation of 16%. Johnson and Johnson Corporation stock has a beta of 0.28. What is its expected return?
The expected return is %. Enter your response as a percent rounded to two decimal places)