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Problem 7-31 Use a financial calculator or a program such as Excel to answer the questions. Round your answers to the nearest whole number.
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a) Answer- The annual return on $9,000 investment is 6%
Particulars | Value |
Initial Stock Price | $9,000 |
Capital Appreciation | $1,500* |
Dividend for 5 year[$300*5) | $1,500 |
No. of Years | 5 |
* Capital appreciation=$10,500-$9,000=$1,500
Ending Value = Initial Value + Capital Appreciation + Dividends Earned=$9,000+$1,500+$1,500=$12,000
Annual Return is calculated using the formula given below
Annual Return = [(Ending Value / Initial Value) ^(1 / No. of Years)] - 1
Annual Return=[($12,000/$9,000)^(1/5)]-1=5.9% or 6%(approx).
b) Answer- The annual return on this investment is 11%
Particulars | Value |
Initial Price of Building | $850,000 |
Capital appreciation[Selling price-Initial price] | $100,000* |
Rent for 7 years[$110,000*7) | $770,000 |
No. of Years | 7 |
* Capital appreciation=$9,50,000-$8,50,000=$1,00,000
Ending Value = Initial Value + Capital Appreciation + Rent=$850,000+$100,000+$770,000=$1,720,000
Annual Return is calculated using the formula given below
Annual Return = [(Ending Value / Initial Value) ^(1 / No. of Years)] - 1
Annual Return=[($1,720,000/$850,000)^(1/7)]-1=10.6% or 11%(approx).
c) The return on investment is 8% & hence less than 13%
Particulars | Value |
Initial Stock Price | $1,000 |
Capital Appreciation[Selling price-Initial price] | ($150)* |
Dividend for 5 year[$130*5) | $650 |
No. of Years | 5 |
* Capital appreciation=$850-$1,000=($150)
Ending Value = Initial Value + Capital Appreciation + Dividends Earned=$1,000-$150+$650=$1,500
Annual Return is calculated using the formula given below
Annual Return = [(Ending Value / Initial Value) ^(1 / No. of Years)] - 1
Annual Return=[($1,500/$1,000)^(1/5)]-1=8.4% or 8%(approx).