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Value of stock = present value of dividends.
Present value of dividends = next year dividend / (required return - growth rate of dividends).
The required return is the risk associated with the firm, since investors require higher return for firms with higher risk.
Therefore, the value of a stock is impacted by dividends, growth rate of dividends, and the risk of the firm.
The answer is (d) - all of the above.
(e) is incorrect - the sale price of the stock at any point in the future includes all the dividends after the sale date. Hence, this is included in the present value of dividends.
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