RFC Corp. has announced a $2.17 dividend. If RFC\'s price last price cum-dividen
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RFC Corp. has announced a $2.17 dividend. If RFC's price last price cum-dividend is $23.74, what should its first ex-dividend price be (assuming perfect capital markets)?
RFC's first ex-dividend price should be $________(Round to two decimal places.)
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RFC's first ex-dividend price should be (23.74-2.17) =21.57
ex-dividend price should drop by exactly the dividend payment ie (23.74-2.17) =21.57
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