Other things being equal, how could the price of a constant growth stock be affected if there is a decrease in its rate of return, rS?
Group of answer choices
No change.
Lower.
Higher.
Option (c) is correct
Price will be higher.
As per Gordon model, share price is given by:
Share price = D1 / k -g
where, D1 is next years' dividend, k is the required rate of return and g is the growth rate
Suppose ,
D1 = $100, K = 10% and g = 5%
Putting the values in the above formula, we get
Share price = $100 / 10% - 5%
Share price = $100 / 5% = $2000
Now, suppose rate of return i.e. k decreases to 6%,
Putting the values in the above formula, we get
Share price = $100 / 6% - 5%
Share price = $100 / 1% = $10000
So, when the rate of return decreases, share price will increase.
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