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Essay heading: Executive Summary Of Pepsico
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pulled DPS and EPS from value line under 1997. Then to find the retention rate,
I subtracted the ratio from 1. Next, I calculated r, by taking net income and
dividing it by net worth. These figures I also pulled from Value Line. My b=
.352, and r=28.68%. Then the third growth rate was 10.10(.352*28... displayed 300 characters
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Then the third growth rate was 10.10(.352*28.68).
Still calculating the cost of retained earnings, I then calculated my
cash flows by the discounted cash flow approach. For the first three cash flows,
I took the dividend of the stock over the price of the stock, and then added the
growth rate to it... displayed next 300 characters
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