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John requires a 12% rate of return on EG stock at a time when investors, on average, are requiring an 11% rate of return on the same stock. Which of the following will happen?

▸ John will have to pay more for the stock than he was willing to pay.

▸ Investors with different required rates of return will pay different prices for the stock.

▸ John will not be able to buy the stock unless the price changes.

▸ John will buy the stock at a lower price.

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