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Date Posted: 21:04:13 05/01/02 Wed
Author: Nathan
Subject: Practice exam Q's

On the Spring '00 exam: For #14, aren't both "D" AND "B" correct? How can a declining dividend fit into the constant-growth model??
Also- how on earth do you do #21? my buddy and I spent 20 minutes trying and even "cheated" by looking at the answer and working backward!! Still couldn't get it! I'm either retarded (which I won't rule out) or the correct answer is not there!
And- on the practice exam titled: "Practice final exam Number 2" for #7..there again, how on earth do you do this?! What rate do you use to account for inflation, etc, etc.?
Thanks very much.
Nathan

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