Question
The cost of equity (Ke) using the Gordon Growth Model is
calculated as:Solution
The Gordon Growth Model (or Dividend Discount Model) states: Ke = (Expected Dividend per share next period / Current Market Price per share) + Constant Growth Rate of dividends = (D1 / P0) + g.
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