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CHERCRO Inc. is a startup. It is estimated that the company will not be paying any...

CHERCRO Inc. is a startup. It is estimated that the company will not be paying any dividends for the coming 4 years. If the company distributes $3 per share 5 years from today, the growth rate of the dividends will be 2% per year going forward. If, instead the company distributes $2 per share at the 5th year, the growth rate of dividends will be 6% per year. As an investor of CHERCRO, which policy would you support if the market rate is 12%?
(Hint: the value of a share is the expected present value of the entire future dividend stream)

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Policy 1

Price at end of year 4 = D5/(rs-g)

           = 3 /(.12-.02)

           = 3/.10

          = $ 30 per share

Price Today =PVF12%,4* Price at end of year 4

       = .63552 * 30

       = $ 19.07 PER SHARE

Policy 2 :

Price at end of year 4 = D5/(rs-g)

           = 2 /(.12-.06)

           = 3/.06

          = $ 50 per share

Price Today =PVF12%,4* Price at end of year 4

       = .63552 * 50

       = $ 31.78 PER SHARE

Policy 2 should be adopted since market price per share is higher under policy 2.


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