2 pts Question 31 Empirical research has shown that... O stock investors do not care what the price (per share) of a stock is because (for example) whether each share increases from $20 to $21 in value, or from $2000 to $2100 in value, an investor will still earn the same return (5% in this case). O even though it shouldn't matter what the price (per share) of a stock is some companies will conduct stock splits or stock dividends so that the stock's price will land around a popular trading range such as $20-$80 per share. O stock investors would prefer their stocks trade at a higher (per share) price, all else equal (i.e., with an identical level of actual wealth involved) because this will provide greater capital gains tax savings in the event that the investor decides to sell his/her shares. even though it shouldn't matter what the price (per share) of a stock is some companies will conduct stock splits or stock dividends so that the stock's price will land around a popular trading range such as $150-$300 per share