Suppose that in the FinCorp example, the investor borrows only $5,000 at the same interest rate of
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Suppose that in the FinCorp example, the investor borrows only $5,000 at the same interest rate of 9% per year.
What will the rate of return be if the stock price increases by 30%? If it falls by 30%? If it remains unchanged?
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