Business, 06.04.2022 15:50 jonathan3191

Firm A has net owner's cash flows at year 0 of $1,000,000, including excess-market wages paid to controlling shareholders of $300,000, a constant growth rate of 5% forever. , the discount rate for equity is 25%. What is the equity value of Company A under the cash flow capitalization method?

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