Which is not one of the three fundamental methods of firm valuation?
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A Discounted Cash flow
• B Income or earnings
• C Balance sheet
• D Market Share
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the answer is market share ... because it's the answer and DCF is important method
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The correct answer is OPTION D: Market Share.
- A business valuation is a process of evaluating the economic worth of an entire company or business unit.
- Business valuation can be used to evaluate a company's fair value for a variety of reasons, including determining selling value, establishing partner ownership, taxation, and even divorce processes.
- Owners typically seek objective estimates of their company's value from competent business appraisers.
- A business valuation may include an examination of the company's management, financial structure, projected earnings, and asset market worth.
- Evaluators, firms, and industries have access to a variety of valuation tools.
- Financial statement research discounted cash flow models, and comparable company comparisons are all standard approaches to business valuation.
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