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A stock currently sells for $28 a share. Its dividend is growing at a constant rate, and its dividend yield is 5 percent. The required rate of return on the company's stock is expected to remain constant at 13 percent. What is the expected stock price, seven years from now?

$24.62
$29.99
$39.40
$41.83
$47.98

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The solution explains how to calculate the future price of a stock using the dividend discount model

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We first find the dividend now. The dividend yield is 5% and the price is 28. The dividend amount is 28X5%=1.4. Next we calculate the expected growth rate in ...

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