At constant growth rate;
Expected rate of return=Dividend yield+Capital gains yield
where Dividend yield=(Dividend for next period/Current price)
and Capital gains yield=Growth rate
Hence the correct option is:
Expected rate of return is equal to expected dividend yield plus expected capital gains yield.
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