33.
P=D/(r-g)
Here,P is the price of the stock
D is the dividend paid
R is the rate of return
G os the expected growth
Thus,from the question we get
P=1/(19-10)*100
=1/9*100
=$11.11
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Same formula
G=gamma or lets take x
R=11%
D=7%
P =CONSTANT
We know,
P=D/(R-G)
1=7/(11-G)
7=11-G
-4=-G
or, G =4%
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