What happens if your growth rate exceeds your discount rate?
What happens if your growth rate exceeds your discount rate?
Can this even happen? Would this break the model?
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It means you have a positive terminal value.
You die
It means that you have stumbled across the first company in history to eventually grow larger than the world economy
So Enron?
It means you're going to be hit with a pls fix
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