Q1. [1]
Companies whose potential for growth in sales and earnings are excellent, are growing faster than other companies in the market or other stocks in the same industry are called :
- (A) Value Stock
- (B) Common Stock
- (C) Growth Stock
- (D) Debt Instrument
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2025 92 Q2 (iv)
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Model Answer
(C) Growth Stock — Companies with excellent potential for growth in sales and earnings, growing faster than other companies or stocks in the same industry, are called Growth Stocks.
Explanation
- The question describes a specific category of stocks defined by high growth potential in sales and earnings relative to the market or industry peers — this is the textbook definition of a Growth Stock.
- Value Stock refers to undervalued stocks; Common Stock is another term for equity shares; Debt Instrument involves borrowing (e.g., bonds/debentures) — all are clearly different concepts.
- In MCQs, match the key phrase "growing faster than other companies/industry" directly to the term Growth Stock.
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