The Book Value of a Company Is Calculated by

question 95

Multiple Choice

The book value of a company is calculated by

• A)adding the price per share to the dividends paid.
• B)subtracting its price per share from the dividends paid.
• C)subtracting the value of all the firm's assets from the value of its liabilities.
• D)subtracting the value of all the firm's liabilities from the book value of its assets.

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