If a company's Price-Earnings (P-E) ratio is higher than the P-E ratio for other companies in the same industry, that indicates:

a. The market (investors) expect the company's future earnings to be higher than other companies' future earnings.

b. The market (investors) expect the company to grow more than other companies in the same industry.

c. The company's stock is undervalued.

d. Both A & B could be true.

e. None of the above.