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| Cost of preferred stock = Preferred dividend/(price-flotation cost) | |
| Substituting available figures, we have | |
| 0.14 = Preferred dividend/(69-2) | |
| Preferred dividend = 0.14*67 = | $ 9.38 |
| Answer: $9.38 |
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