Fernwell wants to buy shares of Gurst Company in two years. Fernwell uses a constant growth dividend discount model with a presumed dividend growth rate of 5%. If Fernwell’s discount rate is 10% and Gurst’s current year dividend is $20, what is the approximate price Fernwell will pay?
  a. $400
  b. $420
  c. $441
  d. $463
  Answer:D
  Choice “d” is correct. Fernwell will pay approximately $463, computed as follows:
  Pt=D(t+1)/(R-g)
  D(t+1)=$20*(1.05)^2
  D(t+1)=$22.05
  Pt=($22.05*1.05)/(0.10-0.05)=$463