When a firm has growth that only meets, rather than exceeds, the cost of capital, we would expect its price-earnings multiple to be approximately equal to:

When a firm has growth that only meets, rather than exceeds, the cost of capital, we would expect its price-earnings multiple to be approximately equal to: 


a. the reciprocal of its required return on equity
b. its earnings per share
c. its book-to-market ratio
d. its debt-to-value ratio


Answer: the reciprocal of its required return on equity


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