Where is inflation accounted for in WACC?
I never thought about this so I thought I would post on here. Is it part of the risk-free rate, stock returns, etc?
I never thought about this so I thought I would post on here. Is it part of the risk-free rate, stock returns, etc?
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Risk free rate should always account for inflation expectations.
In your exit multiple or terminal growth Rate.
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