The Variable-Growth Dividend Valuation Model

question 52

Multiple Choice

The variable-growth dividend valuation model

• A) develops the value of a stock using the future value of dividends minus a rate of capital gain growth.
• B) is valuable because it accounts for the general growth patterns of most companies.
• C) is invalid if at any point in time the growth rate exceeds the required rate of return.
• D) assumes the rate of dividend growth will vary indefinitely.

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