Multiple Choice
In general, if a firm has positive present value of growth opportunities, then its price-earnings ratio:
A) is greater than its required rate of return.
B) is less than its required rate of return.
C) equals its required rate of return.
D) will be lower than the industry average.
Correct Answer:
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