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Which of the following describes the 'H-model' in the context of dividend discount modeling?
- It is a model specifically used to value holding companies by discounting subsidiary cash flows.
- It calculates value by using the harmonic mean of the high and low growth rates.
- It assumes the growth rate declines linearly from a high initial rate to a stable terminal rate.
- It is a two-stage model where the terminal growth rate is always exactly half of the initial growth rate.
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