Darnell What about Kraft Heinz. They currently pay an annual dividend of $3.71 and we expect that to grow at a constant rate of 2.4%. Assuming the market requires a(n) 8.3% return from Kraft Heinz, what is their stock worth? (Answer with 2 decimals.) Kalah Collins Correct! $64.39 Kalah Collins It seems risky to assume they will always increase their dividend in the future. Darnell Good point. How much is their stock worth if they were to stop growing their dividend at 2.4% after 3 years and instead grow at 1.3% after that, indefinitely? (Hint: Round intermediate calculations to 2 decimals and input final answer with 2 decimals). Enter a response then click Submit below

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What about Kraft Heinz. They currently pay an annual dividend of $3.71 and we expect that to grow at a constant rate of 2.4%.
Assuming the market requires a(n) 8.3% return from Kraft Heinz, what is their stock worth? (Answer with 2 decimals.)
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$64.39
Kalah Collins
It seems risky to assume they will always increase their dividend in the future.
Darnell
Good point. How much is their stock worth if they were to stop growing their dividend at 2.4% after 3 years and instead grow at
1.3% after that, indefinitely? (Hint: Round intermediate calculations to 2 decimals and input final answer with 2 decimals).
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Transcribed Image Text:Good choice! Darnell What about Kraft Heinz. They currently pay an annual dividend of $3.71 and we expect that to grow at a constant rate of 2.4%. Assuming the market requires a(n) 8.3% return from Kraft Heinz, what is their stock worth? (Answer with 2 decimals.) Kalah Collins Correct! $64.39 Kalah Collins It seems risky to assume they will always increase their dividend in the future. Darnell Good point. How much is their stock worth if they were to stop growing their dividend at 2.4% after 3 years and instead grow at 1.3% after that, indefinitely? (Hint: Round intermediate calculations to 2 decimals and input final answer with 2 decimals). Enter a response then click Submit below Submit
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