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The company with the median share price also has the median number of shares outstanding.: Yes
The company with the greatest earnings per share has the least percentage of inside ownership.: No
The company with the lowest share price has the greatest number of shares outstanding.: Yes
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For each of seven companies, the table provides the following information about that company's stock: the most recent stock share price, the total number of shares outstanding, the amount of earnings the company made per share, and the percentage of the outstanding shares that are owned by employees of the company.
For each of the following statements about the companies listed in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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| Company | Share price (US$) | Shares outstanding (millions) | Earning per share (US$) | Inside ownership (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | $125 | 600 | $19 | 0.0% |
| B | $255 | 300 | $30 | 1.0% |
| C | $50 | 1,100 | $4 | 1.5% |
| D | $118 | 500 | $18 | 1.0% |
| E | $90 | 900 | $9 | 2.0% |
| F | $35 | 1,200 | $2 | 3.0% |
| G | $105 | 700 | $10 | 1.0% |
For each of the following statements about the companies listed in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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The company with the median share price also has the median number of shares outstanding.: Yes
The company with the greatest earnings per share has the least percentage of inside ownership.: No
The company with the lowest share price has the greatest number of shares outstanding.: Yes
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• The company with the median share price also has the median number of shares outstanding.
Median is the middle value when sorted in ascending order. Checking it, the median share price is Company G with 105. For shares outstanding, the median is also Company G with 700. Thus, the same company holds both medians.
Answer: Yes
• The company with the greatest earnings per share has the least percentage of inside ownership.
The greatest earnings per share is 30 for Company B. The least inside ownership is 0.0% for Company A. Since these do not match, the condition is not met.
Answer: No
• The company with the lowest share price has the greatest number of shares outstanding.
The lowest share price is 35 for Company F. The greatest number of shares outstanding is 1200, also for Company F. These match.
Answer: Yes
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Q1: The company with the median share price also has the median number of shares outstanding.
Answer: The median share price is $105, which belongs to Company G and The median number of shares outstanding is 700, which belongs to Company G.
Therefore Yes.
Q2: The company with the greatest earnings per share has the least percentage of inside ownership.
Answer: The greatest earnings per share is $30, which belongs to Company B and The least percentage of inside ownership is 0.0%, which belongs to Company A.
Therefore No.
Q3: The company with the lowest share price has the greatest number of shares outstanding.
Answer: The lowest share price is $35 of Company F and greatest number of shares outstanding are 1,200 also for Company F.
Therefore Yes.
Answer: The median share price is $105, which belongs to Company G and The median number of shares outstanding is 700, which belongs to Company G.
Therefore Yes.
Q2: The company with the greatest earnings per share has the least percentage of inside ownership.
Answer: The greatest earnings per share is $30, which belongs to Company B and The least percentage of inside ownership is 0.0%, which belongs to Company A.
Therefore No.
Q3: The company with the lowest share price has the greatest number of shares outstanding.
Answer: The lowest share price is $35 of Company F and greatest number of shares outstanding are 1,200 also for Company F.
Therefore Yes.
