The primary indirect cost of going to college is: a. earnings given up by not entering the labor market directly after high school b. an enhanced future flow of earnings c. the value of room and board that would have been provided at home d. tuition expenses
A: earnings given up by not entering the labor market directly after high school
B: an enhanced future flow of earnings
C: the value of room and board that would have been provided at home
D: tuition expenses
A: earnings given up by not entering the labor market directly after high school
B: an enhanced future flow of earnings
C: the value of room and board that would have been provided at home
D: tuition expenses
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- For most students, the earnings they give up to attend college are A: a minor cost when compared to the costs of tuition, room and board, and the like. B: the single largest cost of their education. C: about equal to the costs of room and board at college. D: not considered true costs by an economist.
- The price-earnings ratio is calculated by dividing: A: Market value per share by earnings per share. B: Earnings per share by market value per share. C: Dividends per share by earnings per share. D: Dividends per share by market value per share. E: Market value per share by dividends per share.
- (1 )College is more expensive than high school because of tuition, living expenses, and books.
- If future earnings are expected to be higher than current earnings (that is, growth in earnings is expected), the P/E will be low. （ ）
- Earnings per share (EPS) represents current earnings while price to earnings ratio represents future earnings.