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Gordon-Shapiro formula (See Chapters 16 and 40 of the Vernimmen)

The Gordon-Shapiro formula calculates the value of a perpetuity growing at a constant rate g: PV = F/(k-g), where PV is the present value of this perpetuity, F – the perpetuity, k – cost of capital. (k>g)

Gordon-Shapiro formula (See Chapters 16 and 40 of the Vernimmen)

The Gordon-Shapiro formula calculates the value of a perpetuity growing at a constant rate g: PV = F/(k-g), where PV is the present value of this perpetuity, F – the perpetuity, k – cost of capital. (k>g)

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Gordon-Shapiro formula (See Chapters 16 and 40 of the Vernimmen)

The Gordon-Shapiro formula calculates the value of a perpetuity growing at a constant rate g: PV = F/(k-g), where PV is the present value of this perpetuity, F – the perpetuity, k – cost of capital. (k>g)

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