Business, 09.12.2019 22:31 eriksprincess13

Assume the following table provides summary data for darden restaurants 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.)market value of equity $7,585book value of equity $1,801roe (based on trailing 4 quarters) 22.1%eps growth (based on trailing 4 quarters) 26.4%(a) assume that the market’s expectations of future roe and the discount rate are 22% and 5.5%, respectively. solve for the implied growth rate.
(b) assume that the market’s expectations of future roe and the growth rate are 22% and 4%, respectively. solve for the implied discount rate.(c) assume that the market’s expectations of the discount rate and the growth rate are 5.5% and 4%, respectively. solve for the implied future roe.

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