Consider Autozone, and suppose can only operate in the U.S. As Autozone growth toward saturating the...
Consider Autozone, and suppose can only operate in the U.S. As Autozone growth toward saturating the U.S. market, what would we expect to happen to Autozone’s expected return as measure by CAPM (increase/decrease/stay the same)? Explain the reason.
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As the business risk would decrease because firstly the market
is saturating and secondly as it will operate in US the risk of
other countries is decreasing
The beta would decrease and hence expected return as measured by
CAPM would decrease
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