Markets Make Important Adjustments in the Valuation of a Firm

question 27

Multiple Choice

Markets make important adjustments in the valuation of a firm by doing all of the following except ________.

• A) evaluating future growth opportunities
• B) assessing discounts for bad management
• C) awarding premiums to firms that are likely to become the targets of bidding wars
• D) awarding premiums for excessive diversification

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