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Margarita [4]
3 years ago
13

Taggart Inc s stock has a 50 chance of producing a 36 return a 30 chance of producing a 10 return and a 20 chance of producing a

28 return What is the firm's expected rate of return Do not round your intermediate calculations
Business
1 answer:
olchik [2.2K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

26.3%

Explanation:

To calculate Taggart's expected rate or return (RoR) we must multiply each possible RoR times its relevant weight, and then add all the results:

Taggart Inc. expected rates of return:

50% x 36% RoR = 18% RoR

30% x 10% RoR = 3% RoR

<u>20% x 28% RoR = 5.6% RoR   </u>

Taggart's RoR = 18% + 3% + 5.6% = 26.3%

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