GENUS plc, an agricultural firm, values the pigs in its pure line herds, which are the repository of its proprietary genetics, as a single unit of account. It does this using a discounted cash flow model with cash flow earned from the herds’ future outputs calculated at current prices. Which valuation technique is being used? a. Cost approach b. Market approach c. Income approach d. Level 1 e. Level 2 f. Level 3

GENUS plc, an agricultural firm, values the pigs in its pure line herds, which are the repository of its proprietary genetics, as a single unit of account. It does this using a discounted cash flow model with cash flow earned from the herds’ future outputs calculated at current prices. Which valuation technique is being used? a. Cost approach b. Market approach c. Income approach d. Level 1 e. Level 2 f. Level 3

Essentials Of Business Analytics

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ISBN:9781285187273

Author:Camm, Jeff.

Publisher:Camm, Jeff.

Chapter11: Monte Carlo Simulation

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