Earnings
Per Share (EPS) Growth Rate = (EPS at end of period -
EPS at beginning of period) / EPS at beginning of period
The
earnings per share growth rate indicates the amount of
growth for investors.
This
ratio helps determine the multiplier used in calculating
the company's market value. A higher ratio yields a
higher multiplier.
The trend
in this ratio indicates whether growth is steady , sporadic,
accelerating or declining.
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