Solution:
Total purchase cost = 10*$100 = $1,000
Dividend received = 10*$3 = $30
Price of share at year end = $98 per share
Value of share at year end = $98 * 10 = $980
Total earned return at year end = Market value of share + Dividend received - Purchase cost = $980 + $30 - $1,000 = $10
Holding period return = $10 / $1,000 = 1%
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