Reverse Engineering with the PB Ratio Assume the following table provides summary data for Family Dollar, Inc. (in millions). Analysts will often use the observed PB ratio to infer market expectations regarding a company's future performance under various assumptions. (Round your answers to one decimal place.) $54,000 $33,000 Market value of equity Book value of equity ROE (based on trailing 4 quarters) EPS Growth (based on trailing 4 quarters) 10% 17% (a) Assume that the market's expectations of future ROE and the discount rate are 10% and 9%, respectively. Solve for the implied growth rate. Do not round until your final answer. % (b) Assume that the market's expectations of future ROE and the growth rate are 10% and 4%, respectively. Solve for the implied discount rate. Do not round until your final answer. % (c) Assume that the marke expectations of the discount rate and the growth rate are 9% and 4%, respectively. Solve for the implied future ROE. Do not round until your final answer. % Reverse Engineering with the PB Ratio Assume the following table provides summary data for Family Dollar, Inc. (in millions). Analysts will often use the observed PB ratio to infer market expectations regarding a company's future performance under various assumptions. (Round your answers to one decimal place.) $54,000 $33,000 Market value of equity Book value of equity ROE (based on trailing 4 quarters) EPS Growth (based on trailing 4 quarters) 10% 17% (a) Assume that the market's expectations of future ROE and the discount rate are 10% and 9%, respectively. Solve for the implied growth rate. Do not round until your final answer. % (b) Assume that the market's expectations of future ROE and the growth rate are 10% and 4%, respectively. Solve for the implied discount rate. Do not round until your final answer. % (c) Assume that the marke expectations of the discount rate and the growth rate are 9% and 4%, respectively. Solve for the implied future ROE. Do not round until your final answer. %