The value of equity for a shareholder should be the present value of future expected dividends. The required rate of return is used to discount future dividends to their present value. If dividend growth is constant, the value of equity can be calculated as the current dividend divided by the difference between the required rate of return and the constant dividend growth rate.
The value of equity for a shareholder should be the present value of future expected dividends. The required rate of return is used to discount future dividends to their present value. If dividend growth is constant, the value of equity can be calculated as the current dividend divided by the difference between the required rate of return and the constant dividend growth rate.
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The value of equity for a shareholder should be the present value of future expected dividends. The required rate of return is used to discount future dividends to their present value. If dividend growth is constant, the value of equity can be calculated as the current dividend divided by the difference between the required rate of return and the constant dividend growth rate.
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