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The stock of healthy eating, inc., has a beta of .88. the risk-free rate is 3.8 percent and the market return is 9.6 percent. what is the expected return on healthy eating's stock?
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Answer: E(R) = 3.80 + .88(9.60 - 3.80) = 8.90 percent
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