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Which of the following describes the 'If-Converted' method for treating convertible bonds in the calculation of Diluted Shares Outstanding?
- It assumes the company uses the after-tax interest savings on the bonds to repurchase shares on the open market.
- It excludes the convertible bonds whenever the conversion price is below the current share price.
- It only counts additional shares once bondholders formally submit a signed notice of conversion.
- It assumes the bonds are converted into equity at the beginning of the period if they are in-the-money.
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