Price=Past Dividend*(1+g)/(risk free rate+beta*(market return-risk free rate)-growth rate)
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=2.5*1.03/(2%+0.81*(8.3%-2%)-3%)=62.7589568608335
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=2.5*1.03/(2%+1.13*(8.3%-2%)-3%)=42.0820395489459
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Firm B
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More
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Undervalued
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Should
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Overvalued
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Should not
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