Question: Question 1 : KEY will pay a dividend of $ 1 . 0 0 next year. The following dividends will be $ 1 . 2

Question 1: KEY will pay a dividend of $1.00 next year. The following dividends will be $1.20 and $1.50. The predicted dividend growth rate after the next three years will be 5% indefinitely. What is this stock worth per share to you if you demand a 12% rate of return? Answer without a $ sign and to two decimal places.
Question 2: Walker Healthcare, Inc. sells canes and walkers. Currently, it sells 10,000 canes annually at an average price of $20 a unit. It is considering adding a lower-priced line of walkers which sell for $49 a unit. The company estimates it can sell 5,000 units of the lower-priced walkers but will sell 250 less canes and 500 less of their expensive walkers sold at $99 a unit by doing so.What is the amount of the sales that should be used when evaluating the addition of the lower-priced walkers?
Question 3: Lassiters Route 66 Gas is evaluating a project that will increase sales by $160,000 and costs (not including depreciation) by $90,000. The project cost is $200,000 and it is depreciable by straight-line to a book value of zero over 4-years. The applicable tax rate is 21%. What is the annual after-tax operating cash flow for this project? Answer without a $ sign and without decimal places.
Question 4: You own some equipment that you purchased three years ago at a cost of $150,000. The equipment is depreciated to a current book value of $25,000. You decide to sell the equipment today for $32,500. What is your tax liability if your marginal rate is 21%? Answer without a $ sign, without a + or sign, and without decimal places.(Do not try to use the table from question 14 you do not need it, nor do you know if this is a five-year property depreciated using MACRS.)

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