A firm decides to pay total dividends of $100,000 in period 1 and $471,000 in period 2. Charlie owns 10% of the firm and has no other wealth or income. What is Charlie’s maximum period 2 consumption (C2) if the market rate of return (i) is 10.00% and he plans to consume $7,000 in period 1 (C1)?

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A firm decides to pay total dividends of $100,000 in period 1 and $471,000 in period 2. Charlie owns 10% of the firm and has no other wealth or income. What is Charlie’s maximum period 2 consumption (C2) if the market rate of return (i) is 10.00% and he plans to consume $7,000 in period 1 (C1)?

 

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