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Food Inc. just announced it is increasing its annual dividend to $5.0 next year and establishing a policy whereby the dividend will increase by 3.00 percent annually thereafter. Assuming the required rate of return is 8.00 percent. (1) What will the stock price per share be ten years from now?
(2) What will the stock price per share be twenty years from now?
(3) What will the stock price per share be thirty years from now?

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