A company has free cash flow: year 1, ($100,000;) year 2, ($90,000;) year 3, ($110,000;) year 4,
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A company has free cash flow: year 1, \($100,000;\) year 2, \($90,000;\) year 3, \($110,000;\) year 4, \($120,000;\) year 5, \($125,000;\) year 6 and beyond, \($125,000\).
The required rate of return on equity is 30 percent. What is the most a buyer should pay for this firm?
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