The risk-free rate of return is 4 percent, and the expected return on the market is 8.2 percent. Stock A has a beta coefficient of 1.6, an earnings and dividend growth rate of 6 percent, and a current dividend of $2.20 a share. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest cent.

What should be the market price of the stock? $

If the current market price of the stock is $32.00, what should you do? The stock -Select- be purchased.

If the expected return on the market rises to 10 percent and the other variables remain constant, what will be the value of the stock? $

If the risk-free return rises to 6 percent and the return on the market rises to 10.3 percent, what will be the value of the stock? $

If the beta coefficient falls to 1.3 and the other variables remain constant, what will be the value of the stock? $

Explain why the stocks value changes in c through e. The increase in the return on the market -Select- the required return and -Select- the value of the stock. The increase in the risk-free rate and the simultaneous increase in the return on the market cause the value of the stock to -Select- . The decrease in the beta coefficient causes the firm to become -Select- risky as measured by beta, which -Select- the value of the stock.