Which of the following is NOT an argument for adjusting cash flows to account for emerging market risks rather than adjusting the discount rate?
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The four arguments that support adjustments to cash flow rather than adjusting the discount rate are:
The best way to incorporate country risk into emerging market company valuations is by adjusting the:
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Evidence suggests that country risks can be best captured by adjusting cash flows in a scenario analysis rather than including them into the discount rate. The four arguments that support adjustments to cash flow rather than adjusting the discount rate are: Country risks are diversifiable. Many factors directly affect cash flows. Companies respond differently to country risk. Country risk is one-sided risk.
Which is not an appropriate step in adjusting for emerging market risks?
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Evidence suggests country risks are better captured by adjusting cash flows to account for emerging market risks rather than adjusting the discount rate. Analysts should estimate cash flows for a series of scenarios and then estimate a market price using probability-weighted scenario analysis.
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