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Uses RB PATEL COMPANY (2017-2019) Your company just recently purchased Fiji Government Bonds to raise finance....

Uses RB PATEL COMPANY (2017-2019)

Your company just recently purchased Fiji Government Bonds to raise finance. Surprisingly, the Earnings Per Share (EPS) had increased. The Chief Investment Officer is confused and wants your advice. Advise the Chief Investment Officer on why the EPS might have increased.

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