alleryStart learning →In the Gordon model, what happens to the share price as growth g approaches the required return r?
AIt equals book value
BIt equals the dividend
CIt grows without limit
DIt drops to zero value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It grows without limit
Price is D1 divided by (r minus g), so the shrinking denominator pushes the value without limit and the model breaks down.
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