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A cash cow is a firm that

▸ pays a constant level of dividends to their investors.

▸ has high present value of growth opportunities, but lower present value of existing opportunities.

▸ pays regular, but declining dividends to their investors.

▸ has a high present value of existing opportunities but a low present value of growth opportunities.
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