19. Given the information on Quatro Common stock. The stock currently sells for $41 per share. Given below the end of year price, and dividend per share depending on the state of the economy. The holding period returns of the three states the three states of the economy are: State of the economy Probability Dividend Stock Price Boom 20% $ 1.5 52.00 Normal growth 50% $ 1.00 2. 45.00 Recession 30% S 0.75 36.00 A) 30.48%, 15.21%, -10.36% O B) 30.48%, 12.19%, -10.36% C) 20.48%, 12.19%, 15.21% D) 20.48%, 10.36%, 15.21% E) None of the above

19. Given the information on Quatro Common stock. The stock currently sells for $41 per share. Given below the end of year price, and dividend per share depending on the state of the economy. The holding period returns of the three states the three states of the economy are: State of the economy Probability Dividend Stock Price Boom 20% $ 1.5 52.00 Normal growth 50% $ 1.00 2. 45.00 Recession 30% S 0.75 36.00 A) 30.48%, 15.21%, -10.36% O B) 30.48%, 12.19%, -10.36% C) 20.48%, 12.19%, 15.21% D) 20.48%, 10.36%, 15.21% E) None of the above

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