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The historical average rate (after an adjustment for inflation) is roughly 3.25 to 3.5 percent.
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Johnson further notes that if the Dow had grown at its historical average annual rate of 10% since July 1982, it would have only reached 5, 440 by now.
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Although we expect IBM to maintain its high margins given the strength of its GBS business, a contraction in GBS profit margin in the future to historical average of rate of 12.5% would result in downside of 5% to the Trefis price estimate.
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On the one hand, a combination earnings growth and liquid capital markets will depress default activity across the general leveraged loan population, keeping the rate inside the historical average of 3.4%.
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Still the rate remains well short of the historical average of 3.4%.
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Average earnings are rising by just 2.1%, a very muted rate by historical standards.
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The consensus default rate estimates for 2012 and 2013, in fact, are inside the historical average of 3.4%.
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According to Moody's, a rating agency, the third-quarter delinquency rate of 3.89% was almost a full percentage point below the historical average.
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Switching gears, the loan market default rate inched down to 1.4% in February and remains well inside the historical average of 3.3%.
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With a price-to-earnings ratio of 23.10 and a growth rate (based on the average of the three-, four- and five-year historical EPS growth rates) of 24.14%, Hasbro has a price-to-earnings-growth ratio 0.96.
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Also, the long-term EPS growth rate of 36.68%, based on the average of the three- and five-year historical EPS growth rates, exceeds the 15% minimum that the strategy requires.
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They must note, though, that the market is still more than 30% off its peak, and the rate of distressed properties, while substantially lower than in 2009, is still far above the historical average.
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