There are times that the cash flows associated with a project valuation are deemed to be a growing perpetuity. Which of the following statements about a 'Growing Perpetuity' is the most accurate? A perpetuity is a random cash flow forecast that goes on forever. There are times that the future annuity payments are going to randomly 'grow from year to year'. A perpetuity is a cash flow that is equal and it goes on forever at a fixed amount. There are times that the future annuity payments are going to 'grow from year to year' into perpetuity. A perpetuity is a cash flow that is equal and consecutive and it goes on forever at a fixed amount. There are times that the future annuity payments are going to 'grow from year to year' into perpetuity. A perpetuity is a cash flow that is consecutive and it goes on forever at a fixed amount. There are times that the future annuity payments are going to 'grow from year to year' into perpetuity