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Is China’s P/E Ratio Too Low? Examining the Role of Earnings Volatility
We find that China’s P/E ratio is comparable to that of the U.S. SP and (ii) historical earnings volatility is considerably higher in China than in the U.S. Higher earnings volatility in China offsets higher growth prospect in setting the P/E ratio, making its P/E ratio much closer to what is observed empirically than otherwise implied by its growth rate.