Common stock/other equity
	• Value of outstanding common shares at par, plus accumulated retained earnings. Also called shareholders' equity.
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	All equity rate Assets to equity Bottom up equity management style Cash flow per common share Common base year analysis Common dividends Common equity Common equity ratio Common market Common shares Common size analysis Common size income statement Common stock Common stock equivalent Common stock market Common stock ratios Cost of a new issue of common stock Cost of common equity Cost of equity Debt equity ratio Debt to equity ratio Deferred equity Diluted common shares Diversified common stock fund Dual syndicate equity offering Earned on equity Equity Equity cap Equity capital Equity claim Equity collar Equity contribution agreement Equity financing Equity floor Equity hedge funds Equity holders Equity kicker Equity linked policies Equity market Equity multiplier Equity options Equity run Equity swap Foreign equity market Gems growing equity mortgages International equity market Intrinsic value common stock Investor's equity Joint tenants in common Leveraged equity Long term debt to equity ratio Non voting common shares Owner's equity Percent retained to common equity Preferred equity ratio Preferred equity redemption stock Return on equity Shareholders' equity Stockholder equity Stockholders' equity Stratified equity indexing Subordinate voting common shares Swap equity Top down equity management style Total assets = total liabilities + shareholders' equity Total debt to equity ratio

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