Differential growth refers to the stock of a firm that increases its dividend by
A)three or more percent per year.
B)a stated percent each year.
C)a rate that is expected to be sustainable indefinitely.
D)an amount in excess of $.25 per year.
E)varying rates over a period of time.

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Differential growth refers to a situation where a firm's dividends grow at varying rates over different periods of time, rather than at a constant rate.

Differential Growth Refers to the Stock of a Firm That