A company with a low book-to-market ratio is: a.a company that has had good years in the
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A company with a low book-to-market ratio is:
a.a company that has had good years in the past but that the market now judged to have poor prospects.
b.a company that the market judges to have poor prospects.
c.a company that the market judges to have good prospects.
d.both a company that has had good years in the past but that the market now judges to have poor prospects, and a company that the market judges to have poor prospects.
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