A public shareholding announced that it is not going to pay dividends for the next 9 years. However, it also announced that it will pay AED 5 as a dividend to common stockholders in year 10 and the dividends will grow by 2 percent every year starting year 11. What price would you pay at present if the required rate of return is 7 percent.

A public shareholding announced that it is not going to pay dividends for the next 9 years. However, it also announced that it will pay AED 5 as a dividend to common stockholders in year 10 and the dividends will grow by 2 percent every year starting year 11. What price would you pay at present if the required rate of return is 7 percent.

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