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The formula for the growth model is: g = [ r ( A / E ) - i ( D / E ) ] (

The formula for the growth model is: g=[r(A/E)-i(D/E)](1-t)(1-c).
Let t=0.2 and c=0.5, the average r=0.10 with std. deviation 0.05 and the average i=0.05 with std. deviation 0.025. What is the expected growth rate, g, and standard deviation of g if D/E=1?(assume no correlation between r and i).
NOTE. I won't ask it here, but on an examination after you solve for the above, I might ask you what happens to g and the std deviation if, say, D/E increases to 3 and ask you to explain why it happened.
The growth rate is
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