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    Generally as Long as Earnings Remain Constant, the Repurchase of Shares
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Generally as Long as Earnings Remain Constant, the Repurchase of Shares

Question 66

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Generally as long as earnings remain constant, the repurchase of shares reduces the number of outstanding shares, raising the earnings per share and therefore the market price per share.

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