1.An investor has a stock investment with a beta of 1.25. He was expecting to have the return on his stock at 18% when the market risk premium was 8%. If the revised market risk premium is 10%, what will be the new expected return on investment? 2. Dividends per share and market value per share was recently at P32 and P240 respectively. If dividends grow at 2% per year, what would the dividend-on value of the shares be 5 years from now?

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1.An investor has a stock investment with a beta of 1.25. He was expecting to have the return on his stock at 18% when the market risk premium was 8%. If the revised market risk premium is 10%, what will be the new expected return on investment?

1.An investor has a stock investment with a beta of 1.25. He was expecting to have the return on his stock at 18% when the market risk premium was 8%. If the revised market risk premium is 10%, what will be the new expected return on investment?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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