Multiple Choice
One problem with the price-earnings ratios commonly reported is that
A) it divides share price, which reflects the present value of future earnings by historical earnings.
B) it divides share price, which reflects the present value of book value by historical earnings.
C) it does not take into consideration the present value of future earnings.
D) its based on analysts' expectations.
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