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To calculate: The constant growth
Introduction:
The constant growth Discount Dividend Model represents that the dividends grow at fixed percentage annually. This model is safe and helpful for the very mature companies which have history of regular dividends payment.
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To calculate: The constant growth DDM value for East over stock is to be determined by using 11% required
Introduction:
The constant growth Discount Dividend Model represents that the dividends grow at fixed percentage annually. This model is safe and helpful for the very mature companies which have history of regular dividends payment.
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To discuss: The disadvantages and advantages of using constant growth DDM.
Introduction:
The constant growth Discount Dividend Model represents that the dividends grow at fixed percentage annually. This model is safe and helpful for the very mature companies which have history of regular dividends payment.
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