Given the information below, calculate the expected growth rate (g) of dividends, using the constant growth model , Beta = 1.75; r_RF = 7 percent; r_M = 11 percent; dividend payout ratio = 30 percent; r_d = 10 percent (paid) on all long-term debt; P/E ratio = 10; sales = 5,000 units; sales price per unit = $5; variable cost per unit = $2; fixed cost = $1,000; common stock shares outstanding = 5,000; long-term debt outstanding = $10,000; tax rate = 40 percent. Assume equilibrium exists in the market.

A) 11.34% B) 6.54% C) 11.0% D) 10.68% E) 10.19%

Given the information below, calculate the expected growth rate (g) of dividends, using the constant growth model Beta = 1.75; rRF = 7 percent; rM = 11 percent; dividend payout ratio = 30 percent; rd = 10 percent (paid) on all long-term debt; P/E ratio = 10; sales = 5,000 units; sales price per unit = $5; variable cost per unit = $2; fixed cost = $1,000; common stock shares outstanding = 5,000; long-term debt outstanding = $10,000; tax rate = 40 percent. Assume equilibrium exists in the market