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In mid-November 2016, you bought shares of stock in Microsoft (MSFT), at $60.00 per share. A few months ago, you sold your shares at a price of $64.57/share. An instant before the sale, you received a dividend of $0.39/share. a. Compute the total percentage return on your investment. b. What percentage return was due to dividends (i.e., due to the dividend yield)? c. What percentage return was due to a capital gain?
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