Consider Two Firms,Big Company and Little Enterprises,both with Earnings of $6

question 45

Multiple Choice

Consider two firms,Big Company and Little Enterprises,both with earnings of $6 per share and 2 million shares outstanding.Big is a mature company with few growth opportunities and a stock price of $56 per share.Little is a new firm with much higher growth opportunities and a stock price of $72 per share.Assume Little acquires Big using its own stock and the takeover adds no value.In a perfect capital market,how many shares must Little offer Big's shareholders in exchange for their shares?

• A)1.556 shares of Little for each share of Big Enterprises
• B)0.643 shares of Little for each share of Big Enterprises
• C)1 share of Little for each share of Big Enterprises
• D)1.286 shares of Little for each share of Big Enterprises
• E)0.778 shares of Little for each share of Big Enterprises

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