Multiple Choice

Consider two publicly traded companies, Firm A and Firm B, operating in the same industry. Both firms are projected to generate the exact same stream of future profits over the next decade. However, Firm A's profits come from long-term, stable government contracts, while Firm B's profits are derived from a series of high-stakes, innovative projects with uncertain outcomes. Assuming all other economic factors are equal, how would a rational investor likely value the shares of these two firms?

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