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A Firm's Basic Earnings Per Share Measures How Much Profit

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A firm's basic earnings per share measures how much profit was earned for each dollar invested by the firm's owners.


Definitions:

Construed

Interpreted or understood in a particular way, often referring to the way words or actions are perceived or legally interpreted.

Warranties

Promises made by a seller regarding the condition, functionality, or other aspects of a product or service.

Implied Warranty

A legal assumption that goods are fit for the purpose for which they were sold, even if not explicitly stated.

Merchantability

A warranty that a product sold will meet reasonable expectations of the buyer, including that it is of average acceptable quality and is fit for the purpose for which it is sold.

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