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How could you get the D/E ratio of 0.6?

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Q44    C   Study Session 14-59-d

The constant growth dividend model and the earnings multiplier model will result in the same value for a share of stock. Using the constant growth model the value is ($3.00)(1.07) or $3.21 divided by the required rate of return minus the growth rate: $3.21/0.08=$40.125. The earnings multiplier is the dividend payout ratio divided by the required rate of return minus the growth rate: 0.6/0.08=7.5. Next year's expected earnings are $5.00(1.07)=$5.35.$3.21/5.35=0.06

 

how could you directly have the dividend payout ratio?


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