According to the DDM,if a firm increases its retention rate what happens to the firm's share price assuming no dividend growth and no earnings growth?

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If a firm increases its retention rate, it pays out less in dividends. According to the Dividend Discount Model (DDM), if dividends decrease and there is no growth in dividends or earnings, the share price will decrease.

According to the DDM,if a Firm Increases Its Retention Rate