Prove that for a stock with dividends that grow at a constant rate, the capital gains yield equals the growth rate. (Hint: to prove the result, remember that the required rate of return is equal to the capital gains yield plus the dividend yield).
when dividends that grow at a constant rate we know
required rate of return=(dividend next year/current price)+growth rate
here we know that (dividend next year/current price)=dividend yield
so
required rate of return=dividend yield+growth rate
now we know required rate of return=capital gains yield+dividend yield
replace it in earlier equation we get
capital gains yield+dividend yield=dividend yield+growth rate
capital gains yield+dividend yield-dividend yield=growth rate
capital gains yield=growth rate (proved)
the above is answer..
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