A company is considering declaring a dividend verus a stock repurchase. Both transactions will use available cash on the company's balance sheet. If a dividend is declared, the stock price drops, the earnings per share (EPS) remains unchanged, and the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio drops. What happens to price, EPS, and P/E in a stock repurchase? Price drops / EPS goes up / P/E drops to the same level as a dividend payment Price does not change / EPS remains constant / P/E drops to the same level as a dividend payment Price does not change / EPS goes up / P/E drops to the same level as a dividend payment Price moves up / EPS goes up / P/E remains at pre-repurchase level