When the Constant-Growth Valuation Model Is Used to Find the Cost

question 121

True/False

When the constant-growth valuation model is used to find the cost of common stock equity capital, it can easily be adjusted for flotation costs to find the cost of new common stock; the capital asset pricing model (CAPM) does not provide a simple adjustment mechanism.

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