Assume the following: interest rate on Treasury securities is 3% (rRF = 3.0%). the return on the market is 10% (rM = 10%). the beta of stock I is 1.5. (bi = 1.5). What is the required return on stock I?
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Plugging in the given values, we get: rI = 3% + 1.5(10% - 3%) rI = 3% + 1.5(7%) rI = 3% + 10.5% rI = 13.5% Show more…
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