The method companies use when repurchasing shares in the market through brokers is best described as:

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Open market repurchase is the method where companies buy back their own shares from the market through brokers, without directly approaching their shareholders. This is a common way to reduce the number of shares outstanding, potentially increasing the value of remaining shares and earnings per share.

The Method Companies Use When Repurchasing Shares in the Market