Use the following information and the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) to estimate the rate of return expected by Jay's Comic Book Shop's investors (note: you might not need ALL of this information): Jay's Comic Book Shop uses a systematic risk measure. (beta) of 3 . Based on the information shown, estimate a) The annual market risk premium (MRP) and b) the cost of equity capital for the venture (using the CAPM). What is the overall venture investment discount rate (interest rate) that would be expected by investors in Jay's Comic Book Shop? Jay, the owner of Jay's Comic Book Shop, wants to determine the present value of his venture. The Comic Book Shop is currently in the development stage but hopes to begin operations early next year. After-tax cash flows (profits) during the next five years are expected to be as follows: Year 1=0, Year 2=$1 million, Year 3=$3 million, Year 4=$3.5 million, and Year 5= $5 million. Profits are expected to be $6 million in Year 6 and are expected to grow at a 15 percent annual rate thereafter. Venture investors use a discount rate of 45 percent for start-up ventures. As ventures move into their maturity stages, a 20 percent discount rate is often used. Set up the equation you would use to calculate the present value (valuation) of Jay's Comic Book Shop? Note: you do not have to calculate the actual present value, just set up the equation that you would use based on the information above. Given the information below, what percent ownership (equity) should Jay be willing to give to a venture investor, Bob, for his $3,000,000 investment? Note: the pre-money valuation below is fictitious - it is not tied directly to part 4a. Pre-Money Valuation =$10,000,000 Investor investment =$3,000,000