Accounting Principles volume 2
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Author: Kimmel and Kieso (Custom for LaGuardia Community College) Weygandt
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Chapter 14, Problem 14.11BE
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Earnings per share (EPS): The part of profit earned by each share of the Company is called as earning per share. It reveals the profitability of the Company. To calculate earnings per share net income is divided by average number of outstanding shares.
To determine: Earning per share of Company Z.
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