Whyte Skies Inc is expected to pay a dividend of $4 next year and this isexpected to continue each year thereafter. The company's growth rate is 7% andthe discount rate is 11%.a. What is Whyte Skies's current stock price? |b. Whyte Skies has won a lawsuit forcing its archrival, Nasty Manufacturing Co,to withdraw as a competitor in a key market. White Skies is able to generate 8%per year future growth rate without sacrificing immediate dividends. Does WhyteSkies's winning a lawsuit affect (i.e., increase or decrease) its stock price?Demonstrate using an appropriate calculation.c. Does Whyte Skies's winning a lawsuit affect its expected return? Show yourcalculation or provide a justification..

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