alleryStart learning →What happens in the Gordon model when the growth rate is zero?
AValue becomes infinite
BThe model needs two stages
CThe dividend is capitalized
DValue equals book value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The dividend is capitalized
With g = 0 the formula reduces to dividend divided by required return, capitalising a level dividend.
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