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I saw 2 formulas to calculate 'The constant growth dividend model with finite horizon' in my textbook. Can anyone please explain in what situation do I have to calculate the last part " Price n/(1 + r)^n "?
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Last part "Price n / (1 +r)n " will be calculated when there are two stages for dividend growth.

There are situations when the dividend growth rate remains same for a particular number of years. After those years, dividend growth rate changes and remains constant for infinite period of time.

The first part is used for calculation of price when the dividend growth rate is same for particular number of years. Thereafter, when the dividend growth rate changes and remains same at that changed rate for indefinite period of time, then we will calculate the last part i.e. "Price n / (1 +r)n .

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