In a Valuation of a Non-Constant Dividend Growth Stock, the Terminal

question 45

Multiple Choice

In a valuation of a non-constant dividend growth stock, the terminal value represents the:

• A)Point at which the present value of future dividends equals zero
• B)Maturity date of the stock
• C)Present value of future dividends from that point on
• D)Highest value that the stock will attain

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