This is the given data:

Stone Meat Data
Exhibit I
	Sales			Stock
	In Millions			Price
Year	Of Dollars	EPS	DPS	Range
2002	60	0.560	0.30	6-10
2003	63	0.500	0.30	5-9
2004	68	0.710	0.35	5-10
2005	85	0.880	0.40	8-12
2006	97	0.820	0.45	9-14
2007	119	0.940	0.45	12-20
2008	130	1.110	0.45	11-18
2009	145	1.350	0.45	15-24
2010	164	1.300	0.50	17-27
2011	173	1.600	0.50	20-30
2012	180	1.750	0.60	24-32
Growth

Exhibit II
Balance Sheet As of 12/31/2012 (figures in millions)
Cash	20
Accounts Receivable	10
Inventories	30
Plant and Equipment, net	60
Total Assets	120
Accounts Payable	20
Misc Accruals	10
Preferred Stock (5%)	10
Long term Debt	24
Common Stock (2.5 million shares)	12
Capital Surplus	4
Retained Earnings	40
Total Liabilities and Equity	120
The firm's bonds carried a 6% coupon,
a 12/31/2022 maturity and were selling for
$960 as of 6/30/2012.

So this is my question:

a. With the data given, you can calculate up to four geometric growth rates to apply to the dividend model, which is more appropriate?

	The dividend rate because the model is based on dividends.
	The earnings rate because the dividend was stabilized and does not reflect the growth pattern of the company.b
	The growth in share price
	The growth in sales because it is almost like earnings.
	You do not need the growth rate. b. What is the cost of equity using the dividend growth model? (Decimal answer to the fourth decimal place) c. What is the cost of equity using the CAPM? (Decimal answer to the fourth decimal place) Please label the answer A. B. and C. so I know what information goes to what question