Because of the importance of this ratio, publically traded companies are required to report it directly on the income statement.
A) payout ratio
B) EPS ratio
C) asset turnover ratio
D) profit margin ratio

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EPS (Earnings Per Share) ratio is the metric that publicly traded companies are required to report directly on their income statements. It is a key indicator of a company's profitability on a per-share basis, making it crucial for investors.

Because of the Importance of This Ratio, Publically Traded Companies