b$.$ The Zambian government has since January $2022$ embarked on a massive pensions program in an attempt to reduce the level of pension arrears. Mr Kalampa received his full terminal benefits is considering investing in the equity market by buying $2400$ shares at the Lusaka Stock Exchange $($LUSE$)$ with an economic market return of $10\mathrm{.}25$ per cent in $2021.$ Final Dividend per share for the financial year ended $31$st December $2021$ was approved by the Shareholders of CEC Zambia, Zambeef and ZAFFICO in accordance with the requirements of the Securities Act No$.41$ of $2016$ of the Laws of Zambia and the Listings Rules of the Lusaka Securities Exchange in which notice was given that the Final Dividend which was payable to shareholders registered in the Company's books at the close of business on Friday $29$th April, $2022$ being the record date. The Dividend$-$Per$-$Share$-$in$-2020.$ CEC Zambia, Zambeef and ZAFFICO issued $412,234$ shares, $345,101$ shares and $409678$ shares respectively.

$\backslash$table$[[$Company$,$Dividend Per Share $($ZMK$)$ for $2021,$Share Price in $2020,$Dividend Per Share $($ZMK$)$ for $2020],[$CEC Zambia,$0\mathrm{.}48,2\mathrm{.}05,0\mathrm{.}38],[$Zambeef$,0\mathrm{.}252,1\mathrm{.}51,0\mathrm{.}31],[$ZAFFICO$,0\mathrm{.}365,1\mathrm{.}95,0\mathrm{.}265]]$

i$.$ Explain the role that LUSE plays in the Moncy Markets in Zambia

ii$.$ Calculate the $2021$ share prices for CEC Zambia, Zambeef and ZAFFICO.

iii. Calculate the expected economic earning per share in the $2021$ financial year that Mr Kalampa would anticipate.

iv$.$ Determine the economic incomes for CEC Zambia, Zambeef and ZAFFICO.

v$.$ Mr Kalampa further secks to determine the future profitability of the shares for CEC Zambia, Zambeef and ZAFFiCO in order to make his final decision of the company to invest in$.$ Use the Price Earnings Ratio and advise Mr Kalampa the company to invest in$.$