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Chаllenge Cоstcо Whоlesаle (ticker: COST) is а workhorse stock. The big-box giant represents about 10 percent of all U.S. retail sales. They have historically grown their dividend "like clockwork" and all signs point to this continuing in the future. Further, their beta estimates tend to be very stable. Together, and unlike most corporations, estimates of their cost of equity tend to be the same across all approaches. Currently, shares of COST have a price of $[s0] per share. Their most recent dividend was $[d0] per share. The consensus estimates for their beta and the market risk premium are [beta] and [MRP0] percent, respectively. Currently, the yield on the appropriate U.S. government bond is [Rf0] percent. If their cost of equity is the same with the different cost of equity estimation approaches, what long-run dividend growth rate does their current market prices and consensus estimates imply? Enter your answer as a percentage, rounded to the nearest 0.0001%. For example, for 0.123456789, enter 12.3457.