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What is capital allocation?
What is capital allocation?
- The process of determining the proportion of investment between risky and risk-free assets in a portfolio. (correct)
- The process of determining the proportion of investment between risky assets only in a portfolio.
- The process of investing in only risky assets in a portfolio.
- The process of investing in only risk-free assets in a portfolio.
Which of the following obligations are immediately demandable?
Which of the following obligations are immediately demandable?
- Conditional obligations
- Obligations with suspensive conditions
- Pure obligations (correct)
- Obligations with resolutory conditions
Which of the following obligations is immediately demandable?
Which of the following obligations is immediately demandable?
- Obligations with resolutory conditions
- Pure obligations (correct)
- Obligations with impossible conditions
- Conditional obligations
Which type of conditions are void if dependent on debtor's will?
Which type of conditions are void if dependent on debtor's will?
What happens to obligations with impossible conditions?
What happens to obligations with impossible conditions?
Which of the following is an example of a risk-free asset?
Which of the following is an example of a risk-free asset?
What happens to obligations with impossible conditions?
What happens to obligations with impossible conditions?
What is the effect of debtor's promise to pay when means permit?
What is the effect of debtor's promise to pay when means permit?
Can seemingly risk-free assets have risks?
Can seemingly risk-free assets have risks?
When is a debtor's promise to pay an indication of a period?
When is a debtor's promise to pay an indication of a period?
What happens to suspensive conditions that are dependent on debtor's will?
What happens to suspensive conditions that are dependent on debtor's will?
What is the lecture about?
What is the lecture about?
Which type of obligations are subject to conditions?
Which type of obligations are subject to conditions?
Which type of obligations are subject to conditions?
Which type of obligations are subject to conditions?
What does the lecture discuss about forming an optimal portfolio?
What does the lecture discuss about forming an optimal portfolio?
What is the effect of negative conditions on obligations?
What is the effect of negative conditions on obligations?
What are the two concepts discussed in the lecture?
What are the two concepts discussed in the lecture?
What type of conditions are disregarded?
What type of conditions are disregarded?
What does the speaker demonstrate about an investor's portfolio?
What does the speaker demonstrate about an investor's portfolio?
When are pre-existing obligations still valid?
When are pre-existing obligations still valid?
What is the effect of pre-existing obligations that are not dependent on impossible conditions?
What is the effect of pre-existing obligations that are not dependent on impossible conditions?
Study Notes
- Obligations not dependent on future or uncertain events are immediately demandable.
- Obligations with resolutory conditions are demandable.
- Pure obligations are immediately demandable.
- Conditional obligations are subject to conditions.
- Debtor's promise to pay when means permit is an indication of a period.
- Acquisition and loss of rights depends on the condition.
- Suspensive conditions are void if dependent on debtor's will.
- Impossible conditions annul the obligation.
- Negative conditions are disregarded.
- Pre-existing obligations not dependent on impossible conditions are still valid.
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Test your knowledge of civil law with this quiz on the demandability of obligations and conditions. From pure obligations to suspensive conditions, this quiz covers the basics of when obligations can be demanded and what conditions may affect them. Brush up on your legal terminology and see how much you know about the acquisition and loss of rights in civil law.