Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Alternate Edition
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Author: Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 12, Problem 16QP
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To determine: The arithmetic and geometric average return.

Introduction:

Total return refers to the total income from an investment. The total income includes the periodic incomes and the increase or decrease in the value of an asset.

Arithmetic average return refers to the returns that an investment earns in an average year over different periods .

Geometric average return refers to the return after compounding the average returns for multiple years.

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Answer to Problem 16QP

The arithmetic average return is 9.53percent. The geometric average return is 8.35 percent.

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Given information:

The stock price at the end of first year is $43.15. The stock price at the end of the second year is $48.13, and the dividend paid is $0.45. The stock price at the end of the third year is $57.05, and the dividend paid is $0.49. The stock price at the end of the fourth year is $45.13, and the dividend paid is $0.55.

The stock price at the end of the fifth year is $52.05, and the dividend paid is $0.62. The stock price at the end of the sixth year is $61.13, and the dividend paid is $0.68.

The formula to calculate the total percentage returns:

Total returns(In percentage)}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment

The formula to calculate the arithmetic average return:

Arithmetic average(X¯)=i=1NXiN

Where,

“Xi” refers to each of the observations from X1 to XN (as “i” goes from 1 to “N”)

“N” refers to the number of observations

The formula to calculate the geometric average return:

Geometric average return=[(1+R1)×(1+R2)×...×(1+RT)]1T1

Where,

“R” is the annual returns for the investment

“T” is the years of returns

Compute the percentage return for the second year:

The closing price of the stock is $48.13, and the beginning price is $43.15. The dividend received in the second year is $0.45.

Total percentage returnfor Year 2}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment=$0.45+($48.13$43.15)$43.15=$5.43$43.15=0.1258 or 12.58%

Hence, the percentage return for Year 2 is 12.58 percent.

Compute the percentage return for the third year:

The closing price of the stock is $57.05, and the beginning price is $48.13. The dividend received in the second year is $0.49.

Total percentage returnfor Year 3}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment=$0.49+($57.05$48.13)$48.13=$9.41$48.13=0.1955 or 19.55%

Hence, the percentage return for Year 3 is 19.55 percent.

Compute the percentage return for the fourth year:

The closing price of the stock is $45.13, and the beginning price is $57.05. The dividend received in the second year is $0.55.

Total percentage returnfor Year 4}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment=$0.55+((45.13)$57.05)$57.05=($11.37)$57.05=(0.1993) or (19.93)%

Hence, the percentage return for Year 4 is (19.93 percent).

Compute the percentage return for the fifth year:

The closing price of the stock is $52.05, and the beginning price is $45.13. The dividend received in the second year is $0.62.

Total percentage returnfor Year 5}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment=$0.62+($52.05$45.13)$45.13=$7.54$45.13=0.1671 or 16.71%

Hence, the percentage return for Year 5 is 16.71 percent.

Compute the percentage return for the sixth year:

The closing price of the stock is $61.13, and the beginning price is $52.05. The dividend received in the second year is $0.68.

Total percentage returnfor Year 6}=Dividend income+(The closing priceThe beginning price)The beginning price of the investment=$0.68+($61.13$52.05)$52.05=$9.76$52.05=0.1875 or 18.75%

Hence, the percentage return for Year 6 is 18.75 percent.

Compute the arithmetic average return:

The return for the second year is 12.58 percent, the return for the third year is 19.55 percent,the return for the fourth year is (19.93 percent),the return for the fifth year is 16.71 percent, and the return for the sixth year is 18.75 percent.

Arithmetic average(X¯)=i=1NXiN=(0.1258+0.1955+(0.1993)+0.1671+0.1875)5=0.47665=0.0953 or 9.53%

Hence, the arithmetic average return is 9.53 percent.

Compute the geometric average return:

Geometric average return=[(1+R1)×(1+R2)×...×(1+RT)]1T1=[(1+0.1258)×(1+0.1955)×(1+(0.1993))×(1+0.1671)×(1+0.1875)]151=[1.1258×1.1955×0.8007×1.1671×1.1875]151=1.4936151

=1.08351=0.0835 or 8.35%

Hence, the geometric average return is 8.35 percent.

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