Question: When calculating the value of a stock using the formula P = D/(R-g): The higher the Dividend (D), the lower the price The higher the

  1. When calculating the value of a stock using the formula P = D/(R-g):
    1. The higher the Dividend (D), the lower the price
    2. The higher the growth rate (g), the higher the price
    3. A higher price is usually derived from a higher discount rate (R).
    4. There must always be a growth rate (g).

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