A Firm's Stock Price Is Equal To

question 67

Multiple Choice

A firm's stock price is equal to:

• A) current revenues divided by the number of stocks being traded.
• B) the present value of all past earnings.
• C) zero, in the long run.
• D) current and expected future accounting profits.
• E) economic plus accounting profits, times the real interest rate.

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