Accountancy, asked by vvsbrt, 7 months ago

Stock is valued in the books of accounts
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Answered by divyabhaskar295
5

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answered by rihuu95
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Answer:

After a firm goes public and its shares begin trading on a stock exchange, the price of its shares in the market is decided by supply and demand. The price will rise if there is a significant demand for its shares owing to positive reasons.

Explanation:

Theoretically, The book value of a stock is the amount of money that would be paid to shareholders the company is paid off all of its liabilities a when it  is liquidated .

Therefore,the book value equals the difference between a company's total assets and total liabilities.

BOOK VALUE= total assets -total liabilities.

When the firm goes public and its shares begin trading on a stock exchange, the price of the shares in the market is decided by -

  • supply and
  • demand.

The price will rise if there is a significant demand for its shares owing to positive reasons.

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