alleryStart learning →What happens to the constant-growth value when g gets very close to r?
AIt approaches infinity
BIt approaches zero
CIt becomes the book value
DIt equals the dividend
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It approaches infinity
The denominator r - g shrinks toward zero, so the computed price grows without bound and the model loses meaning.
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