The Tobin’s q ratio is defined as the ratio of the market value of a firm’s capital to its:

ABook value of total debt

BReplacement cost of capital

CAnnual sales revenue

DAnnual dividend payouts

Explanation

Tobin’s q = Market Value of Installed Capital / Replacement Cost of Capital. If q > 1, investment spending is encouraged.

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