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Number of shares outstanding are multiplied to price of stock to calculate

A. secondary market values

B. current market values

C. past market values

D. primary market values

Answer: Option B

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Number of shares outstanding are multiplied to price of stock to calculate current market values. The current market value (CMV) is the approximate current resale value for a financial instrument.

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