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Price-earnings ratio: This is the ratio which measures the market value of share relative to the market price. In other words, it is the value an investor would have to pay to receive one dollar of the earnings.
Use the following formula to determine price-earnings ratio:
To determine: Price-earnings ratio of Company K for the year 2013, and comment on the ratio
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Dividend-pay-out ratio: This is the ratio which measures the amount of cash dividends paid relative to the earnings per share. It is the portion of earnings paid to the investors, the rest being
Use the following formula to determine dividend-payout ratio:
To determine: Dividend-payout ratio of Company K for the year 2013, and comment on the ratio

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