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Calculate the cost of Retained Earnings, then the cost of newly issued stock. The flotation cost is 12%, so the net value of the stock is 88% of the market price "
Cost of Retained Earnings" "
Cost of newly issued stock"
Current Price of stock $8.24
Growth Rate 3.00%
Last Dividend Paid is $1.20
"Calculate the Discount Rate Here
(Use the Dividend Yield plus Growth Rate formula)"
Retained Earnings New Stock.

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