May 2014
Intermediate to advanced
433 pages
10h 2m
English
As we stated in Chapter 1, “Introduction,” the objective of this book is to develop a set of valuation frameworks that will enable a business manager to quantify the value implications of business decisions. Those business decisions can range from building a new manufacturing facility to developing a new product to acquiring a firm.
The foundation of all valuation frameworks in finance is the present value relation:
Here, E(CF1), E(CF2), and so on are expected future cash flows, r denotes a discount rate, and Value0 is the value of the project that we are trying to measure. There are two key pieces of ...