question archive Which of the statements are FALSE? Firm's market value can be higher than the present value of Free Cash Flow if investors anticipate a takeover and a change in control Firm's market value is often lower than the present value of Free Cash Flow in companies with bad corporate governance Firm's market value is by definition the Present Value of Free Cash Flow In company valuation, the main problem in the multiple method is that often there are no comparable firms
Which of the statements are FALSE? Firm's market value can be higher than the present value of Free Cash Flow if investors anticipate a takeover and a change in control Firm's market value is often lower than the present value of Free Cash Flow in companies with bad corporate governance Firm's market value is by definition the Present Value of Free Cash Flow In company valuation, the main problem in the multiple method is that often there are no comparable firms
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Which of the statements are FALSE?
- Firm's market value can be higher than the present value of Free Cash Flow if investors anticipate a takeover and a change in control
- Firm's market value is often lower than the present value of Free Cash Flow in companies with bad corporate governance
- Firm's market value is by definition the Present Value of Free Cash Flow
- In company valuation, the main problem in the multiple method is that often there are no comparable firms
