Given;
Stock price per share = $199
Required rate of return = 9%
Constant rate of dividend growth = 3.9%
As per Gordon's Growth Model, the equation for count of the stock cost dependent on profit, cost of value capital (required pace of return) and consistent pace of profit development is:
Stock Price per share = D / (r-g)
where D = dividend
r = cost of equity capital (in this problem, we take the required
rate of return)
g = growth rate of dividend
Substituting the values for Stock price per share = $199, r = 0.09, g = 0.039 we need to find dividend, D
199 = D / (0.09 - 0.039)
199 = D / 0.051
199 * 0.051 = D
D = $ 10.149
Now since dividend grows at a constant rate of 3.9%
Dividend at the end of 7th year = Dividend * (1 + g)7
Dividend at the end of 7th year = 10.149 * (1+0.039)7
= 10.149 * 7.273
= 73.81
Stock price per share at the end of the 7th year = D / (r-g)
Stock price per share at the end of the 7th year = 73.81/ (0.09 - 0.039)
= 73.81 / 0.051
= $1,447.25
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