Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio

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Definition: Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio


Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio

Quick Summary of Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio


A metric which compares the yields of bonds and corporate earnings. A BEER of 1 indicates equal perceived risk; the first number is the bond yield, the second is the earnings yield. For example, Bond = 5.5%, Earnings = 6% 5.5/6= .92 BEER. Yield figures are typically taken from a benchmark from the bond and stock markets.




Synonyms For Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio


BEER


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Definition Sources


Definitions for Bond Equity Earnings Yield Ratio are sourced/syndicated and enhanced from:

  • A Dictionary of Economics (Oxford Quick Reference)
  • Oxford Dictionary Of Accounting
  • Oxford Dictionary Of Business & Management

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