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The sources of return can be broken down as follows:
Risk free rate = 9%
Under the CAPM ,,
Return on portfolio = Risk free rate+ Beta*( Market return - Risk free rate )
Market risk premium = 17-9= 8%
Considering beta = 8*1.2= 9.6%
Country risk = 22-9-9.6= 3.4%
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