If you multiply the number of shares outstanding stock for a firm by the price per share, you are looking for the firm's:
A) Equity ratio
B) Total book value
C) Time value
D) Market capitalization
E) Leverage degree

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Multiplying the number of shares outstanding stock by the price per share will give us the total market value of the firm's equity, which is known as its market capitalization. Therefore, the correct choice is D) Market capitalization.

If You Multiply the Number of Shares Outstanding Stock for a Firm