At the beginning of 2012 investors had invested $25,000 of common equity in Grant Corp. and expect to earn a return of 11% per year. In addition, investors expect Grant Corp. to pay out 100% of income in dividends each year. Forecasts of Grant's net income are as follows: 2012 - $3,500 2013 - $3,200 2014 - $2,900 2015 and beyond - $2,750 Using this information, what is Grant's residual income valuation at the beginning of 2012?

At the beginning of 2012 investors had invested $25,000 of common equity in Grant Corp. and expect to earn a return of 11% per year. In addition, investors expect Grant Corp. to pay out 100% of income in dividends each year. Forecasts of Grant's net income are as follows: 2012 - $3,500 2013 - $3,200 2014 - $2,900 2015 and beyond - $2,750 Using this information, what is Grant's residual income valuation at the beginning of 2012?

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Chapter11: Investment Planning

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