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Blaxo Balloons manufactures and distributes birthday balloons. At the beginning of the year Blaxo's common stock was selling for
rate of return would you have earned if you had purchased the stock exactly one year ago? What would your rate of return have been if the firm had paid no cash dividend?
$21.32
but by year end it was only
$20.17.
If the firm paid a total cash dividend of
$2.49
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