Randal Flapjack is a retired short-order cook living on a fixed income in the state of Utopia where all financial markets are perfectly efficient. Randal has 20,000 shares of the Sugareooky Corp., which pays an annualized dividend of $1 per share. Sugareooky sells at a P/E of 10, has maintained a payout ratio of 47.5% for many years and has not grown in some time. Management has recently announced that it will reduce Sugareooky's payout ratio to 25% but expects earnings to grow at 5% from now on. What is Sugareooky's current price? Round the answer to two decimal places. How much current income is Randal losing as a result of management's action? Round the answer to the nearest whole dollar. If Randal keeps his money in Sugareooky but needs to maintain his current income, how many shares will he have to sell in the first year? Round the answer to the nearest whole number. What will be the value of his remaining shares at the end of a year if the P/E remains the same? Round the answer to the nearest whole dollar. Is his investment growing