what is the formula for computing the annual percentage change in net income per common share-diluted?

Answer 1

Percentage Change = (Period 1 Amount - Period 0 Amount)/(Period 0 Amount).


I'm going to go ahead and add some more info, because this seems like a pretty basic question. You added the information about net income per common share diluted - which seems awfully close to "diluted EPS". Are you wondering why when you calculate diluted EPS, it doesn't seem to work? Here's maybe why. First, diluted EPS uses weighted average, rather than ending average of diluted shares. The weighted average takes into account when new shares were issued during the year. Secondly, dilutive shares include all securities that are dilutive or potentially dilutive like convertible bonds and stock options.

I hope that helped.

Answer 2

1.7 percent and that is totally made up of health insurance premiums. I have not seen a doctor in 11 years and the only reason I did that is because the company I worked for required an executive physical at age 50. I do not take prescription medicine because I feel the side effects are more harmful than the benefits. Look in the obituaries in that doctors cannot even save themselves. I do not support Obama's health care plan because he cannot give a straight answer as to cost and what impact the program will have on the current system which is already overloaded.