Which of the following, holding all other variables constant, will cause an INCREASE in a constant growth stock's current value?
An increase in the number years the stock is held
An increase in the market return (k)
An increase in the growth rate
Both "An increase in the growth rate" & "An increase in the market return (k)"
All of these choices are correct.
The correct answer is option of An increase in the growth rate which will cause an INCREASE in a constant growth stock's current value.
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