For the following, prepare a 1-2 page paper in a separate Word document. See Assignment Guidelines and Rubric document for detailed descriptionD: How did the SRS Educational Press perform in 2017? Should the company continue to have in-house press production? Support your answer with relevant data (specific calculations regarding gross margin, what the numbers mean, justification, with research, for your recommendation)E: How did the SRS Educational Press perform in 2017? Should the company continue to have in-house press production? Support your answer with relevant data (specific calculations, what the numbers mean, research justification for your recommendation).

3. Using published sources (for example, The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Federal Reserve Bulletin), look up the exchange rate for U.S. dollars with Japanese yen for each of the past 10 years (you can use an average for the year or a specific time period each year). Based on these exchange rates, compute and discuss the yearly exchange rate effect on an investment in Japanese stocks by a U.S. investor. Discuss the impact of this exchange rate effect on the risk of Japanese stocks for a U.S. investor. 4. The following information is available concerning the historical risk and return relationships in the U.S. capital markets: Us Capital Markets total annual returns, 1990-2011 Investment Category Arithmetic Mean Geometric Mean Standard Deviation of Return Common Stocks 10.28% 8.81% 16.9% Treasury Bills 3.54 3.49 3.2 Long term government bills 5.10 4.91 6.4 Long term Corporate bonds 5.95 5.65 9.6 Real estate 9.49 9.44 4.5 Based on arithmetic mean a.Explain why the geometric and arithmetic mean returns are not equal and whether one or the other may be more useful for investment decision making. b.For the time period indicated, rank these investments on a relative basis using the coefficient of variation from most to least desirable. Explain your rationale. c.Assume the arithmetic mean returns in these series are normally distributed. Calculate the range of returns that an investor would have expected to achieve 95 percent of the time from holding common stocks. 5.You are given the following long-run annual rates of return for alternative investment instruments: U.S. Government T-bills 3.50% Large-cap common stock 11.75 Long-term corporate bonds 5.50 Long-term government bonds 4.90 Small-capitalization common stock 13.10 The annual rate of inflation during this period was 3 percent. Compute the real rate of return on these investment alternatives.Each homework assignment is required to be submitted in a single Excel file with each problem calculated on a separate worksheet within that file, clearly labeled with the question number. All formulas are required to be linked in the respective function ribbons for the purpose of authenticating calculations.The website is leaving out one question so I have attached a document that list all the questions in a neater format.