In a General Sense, the Value of Any Asset Is

question 41

Multiple Choice

In a general sense, the value of any asset is the

• A) value of the dividends received from the asset.
• B) present value of the cash flows expected to be received from the asset.
• C) value of past dividends and price increases for the asset.
• D) future value of the expected earnings discounted by the asset's cost of capital.

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