Accounting model of business valuation

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What does the accounting model of business valuation focus on?

a. Book Value

b. The market's valuation of a firm's reported book value of common stock as reflected in the market-to-book ratio.

c. Operating income (EBIT) plus net profit after tax (PNAT) minus taxes

d. The market's valuation of reported earnings as reflected in the price earnings ratio.

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