Under Purchase Accounting, the Difference Between the Combined Firm's Shareholders

question 32

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Under purchase accounting, the difference between the combined firm's shareholders' equity immediately following closing and the acquiring firm's shareholders' equity equals the purchase price paid for the target firm.

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