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Understanding of the fundamentals of valuation and how to estimate the value of a project, division or firm over a forecast period and how to estimate the residual value

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Section 1, Questions 1 - 6 are designed to test understanding of the fundamentals of valuation and how to estimate the value of a project, division or firm over a forecast period and how to estimate the residual value.

Section 2, Questions 1-16 are designed to test understanding of the growing perpetuity model.

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The expert examines fundamentals of valuations.

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See my answers in bold and the 1st page of the excel sheet.

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