The company is expected to pay its dividend today of $1.26. One year ago, they paid a dividend of $1.20. You expect dividends to continue to grow constantly at the same rate as the past year. You discount this stock at a rate of 11%. What is your assessment of the stock's price today according to the dividend growth model? Select one: a. $22.05 b. $32.17 c. $24.86 d. $26.15 e. $20.84
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The formula for the growth rate is (New Value - Old Value) / Old Value. So, the growth rate is ($1.26 - $1.20) / $1.20 = 0.05 or 5%. Show more…
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