Suppose a firm generates an annual cash flow of ($100,000), has zero growth, and has a required
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Suppose a firm generates an annual cash flow of \($100,000\), has zero growth, and has a required rate of return of 15 percent. If the offering price is \($50,000\), should you buy it?
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