Beta Computation
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Suppose krf (supposed to read K sub RF) = 8% kM (k sub M) = 11% and
kB(k sub B) = 14%
A) Calculate stock B's beta
B) If Stock B's beta were 1.5, what would be B's new required rate of return?
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Suppose krf (supposed to read K sub RF) = 8% kM (k sub M) = 11% and
kB(k sub B) = 14%
A) Calculate stock B's ...
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