The Value of a Firm by Calculating the Present Value

question 44

Multiple Choice

The value of a firm by calculating the present value of cash flows generated by the firm's productive assets should,theoretically,be the same as:

• A)The sum of the present values of the firm's equity and debt securities
• B)The value of the firms net assets,as recorded on the balance sheet
• C)The most recent price in which the firm's shares were traded,multiplied by the number of shares on issue
• D)The present value of the cash flows generated by the firms real assets

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