When You Make an Oral Presentation of Your Research You

question 8

Multiple Choice

When you make an oral presentation of your research you should

• A) provide as much methodological detail as possible.
• B) read your presentation verbatim so you don't leave out anything important.
• C) expect to talk very quickly so that you can get all of the information to fit within the time frame.
• D) strive for a conversational style rather than reading your presentation.

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Definitions:

Dividend Growth Model

A valuation method that estimates the price of a company's stock based on the future dividends it is expected to pay, which are assumed to grow at a constant rate.

Current Stock Price

The price at which a stock is currently trading on the stock market.

Discount Rate

It refers to the rate used in discounted cash flow analysis for the purpose of calculating the present value of future expected cash flows.