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1. Suppose Growth Unlimited has just paid a $1 dividend. Over the next 2 years, you estimate the dividends will increase 15%, 7% respectively. After that, dividends should grow at 5% per year. An appropriate discount rate for this rm is 10%. Find the stock price.

2. Suppose Growth Unlimited has just paid a $1 dividend. Over the next 4 years, you estimate the dividends will increase 50%, 25%, 21% and 16% respectively. After that, dividends should grow at 15% per year. An appropriate discount rate for this rm is 17%. Find the stock price.

3. Assume that discount rate (capitalization rate) is 14.5% and a company pays all of its earnings as dividends which amounts to $15 per share.

(a) Find the current stock price.

(b) What will happen to the stock price if the company managers think that there are good investment opportunities and retain 30% of the earnings (plowback ratio) when the return on equity of the stock is ROE=0.15?

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