Memories of the 2007-2009 financial crisis have made you more risk averse, doubling the risk premium you require to purchase a stock. Suppose that your risk premium before the crisis was 4 percent and that you had been willing to pay $412 for a stock with a dividend payment of $10 and expected dividend growth of 3 percent. Using the dividend discount model, with unchanged risk-free rate, dividend payment and expected dividend growth, what price would you now be willing to pay for this stock? (Hint: risk free rate=0.015, or 15%) Round to the nearest dollar. No decimales P today Droda (1+g) i-g Numeric Response