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What would happen to the divisor of the Dow Jones Industrial Average if FedEx, with a current price of around $210 per share, replaced Intel with a current value of about $40 per share)? (LO 2-2)
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• Exercise 13.3 P416-445
a. Calculate the price of a firm with a plowback ratio of .60 if its ROE is 20%. Current earnings
E., will be $5 per share, and k = 12.5%.
b. What if ROE is 10%, which is less than the market capitalization rate? Compare the firms
price in this instance to that of a firm with the same ROE and E, but a plowback ratio
of b=0.
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