Common stock that pays cash dividends can be viewed as:
an annuity—regularly spaced payments of the same dollar amount for a fixed number of periods.
a perpetuity—regularly spaced payments of the same dollar amount that continue indefinitely.
similar to a perpetuity but with irregular spacing of the dividends.
similar to a perpetuity but with dividends that change amount.
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Please go back and study -- really study -- your text materials. Then you should at least have some ideas about the answers to these questions.
If you still can't figure any of them out, I suggest you drop this class.
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