Firms with Higher Expected Growth Opportunities Usually Sell For

question 23

Multiple Choice

Firms with higher expected growth opportunities usually sell for:

• A) a lower price earnings multiple.
• B) the same price earnings multiple for all firms.
• C) a higher price earnings multiple.
• D) a price that depends on the payout ratio only.
• E) a price independent of the P/E.

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