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Q. In expected rate of return for constant growth, an expected yield on capital must be

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Q. The capital gain is $2 and the beginning price is $24 then the capital gains yield will be

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Q. A formula such as an original investment plus an expected capital gain is used to calculate

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Q. The dividend expected on the stock during the coming year is classified as

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Q. In expected rate of return for constant growth, the capital gains is divided by beginning price to calculate

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Q. The preferred dividend is divided for required rate of return to calculate

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Q. The value of stock is $400 and the required rate of return is 20% then the preferred dividend would be

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Q. The value of stock is $300 and the preferred dividend is $60 then the required rate of return would be

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Q. An expected dividend yield is 5.5% and the expected rate of return is 11.5% then the constant growth rate would be

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Q. A right which controls and prevents transfer from current stockholders to other new stockholders is considered as

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Q. In market analysis, the market multiple is multiplied by firm earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to calculate

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Q. The dividend will grow at non-constant rate for N periods and the periods such as N is classified as

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