EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CORPORATE FINANCE
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Chapter 10, Problem 15P
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Price Earnings Ratio (PE ratio):
The price earnings ratio is the ratio obtained from dividing the share price dividend by its earnings per share. It measures the amount an investor is willing to invest in a company, in order to get the benefit of one dollar from the earnings of that company. The stock price of a firm is estimated by multiplying its current earnings per share by average P/E ratio of comparable firms.
To ascertain: The range of price consistent with EV/EBITDA and P/E multiples.
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