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boyakko [2]
2 years ago
12

Cox Footwear pays a constant annual dividend. Last year, the dividend yield was 3.2 percent when the stock was selling for $35a

share. What is the current price of the stock if the current dividend yield is 2.9 percent?a $18.92 b $38.62 c $25.20 d $26.87 e $27.40
Business
1 answer:
marissa [1.9K]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The current price of the stock is b. $38.62

Explanation:

Hi, in order to find the current price of the stock, first we need to find the amount paid as a constant dividend, the formula is as follows.

DivYield=\frac{Dividend}{Price}

So, things should look like this

0.032=\frac{Dividend}{35}

Dividend=0.032*35=1.12

So the amount of constant dividend tha this company is paying is $1.12/share

Now we can find the current price using the same equation and solving for "Price",

0.029=\frac{1.12}{Price}

Price=\frac{1.12}{0.029} =38.62

Therefore, the current price of the stock is $38.62, that would be option b.

Best of luck:

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