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If you want to value a firm that has consistent earnings grow, but varies how it pays out these earnings to shareholders between dividends and repurchases, the simplest model for you to use is the

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3) If you want to value a firm that has consistent earnings grow, but varies how it pays out these earnings to shareholders between dividends and repurchases, the simplest model for you to use is the: A) enterprise value model. B) dividend discount model. C) total payout model. D) discounted free cash flow model.

4) If you want to value a firm but don't want to explicitly forecast its dividends, share repurchases, or its use of debt, what is the simplest model for you to use? A) Discounted free cash flow model B) Dividend discount model C) Enterprise value model D) Total payout model