A Key Point Made by the Gordon Growth Model Is

question 22

Multiple Choice

A key point made by the Gordon growth model is that the

• A) value of a stock depends on investor's expectations about the future profitability of a firm.
• B) past trends in a stock's behavior indicate future price trends.
• C) dividends have little to do with a stock's value.
• D) risk has little effect on a stock's value.

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