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Given the following information for the stock of Foster Company, calculate the risk premium on its common stock.

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Given the following information for the stock of Foster Company, calculate the risk premium on its common stock.

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Current price per share of common stock

$54.71


Expected dividend per share next year

$2.38

Constant annual dividend growth rate

7.1%

Risk-free rate of return

4.3%

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Price of stock = Expected dividend / (Ke - g)

$54.71 = $2.38 / (Ke - 0.071)

54.71(Ke - 0.071) = 2.38

54.71Ke - 3.88441 = 2.38

54.71Ke = 2.38 + 3.88441

54.71Ke = 6.26441

Ke = 6.26441 / 54.71

Ke = 0.1145 or 11.45%

Risk premium = Expected rate of return - Risk-free rate of return

Risk premium = 11.45% - 4.3​%

Risk premium = 7.15%

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