Fenway Athletic Club plans to offer its members preferred stock with a par value of $100 and an annual dividend rate of 5%. What price should these members bewilling to pay for the returns they want?a Theo wants a return of 10%.b. Jonathan wants a return of 11%.c Josh wants a return of 16%.d. Terry wants a return of 19%.a If Theo wants a return of 10%, what price should he be willing to pay?

Price = Annual Dividend/ Required Return

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