Carty's Choices. Brian Carty, a prominent investor, is evaluating investment altematives. If he believes an individual equity will rise in price from $54 to $75 in the coming one-year period, and the share is expected to pay a dividend of $1.84 per share, and he expects at least a 18% rate of return on an inveatment of this type, should he invest in this particular equity? The shareholder return is % (Round to two decimal places.) Should Mr. Carty invest in this partcular equity? (Select the best choice below.) A. The share's expected return of 38.92% far exceeds Mr. Carty's required retum of 18%. He should therefore make the investmbst. B. The share's expected retum of 42.3% far exceeds Mr. Carty's required retum of 18%. He should therefore make the investment. C. The share's expected retum of 38.92% far exceeds Mr. Carty's required return of 18%. He should therefore not make the investment. D. The share's expected retum of 42.3% far exceeds Mr. Carty's roquired retum of 18%. He should therefore not make the investment