A comparison between a firm’s going-concern valuation and its liquidation value will show that the going-concern value will always be:
A) greater than the liquidation value.
B) equal to the present value of the expected continued operation of the firm.
C) less than the liquidation value.作者: Ionutzakis 时间: 2013-4-16 09:44
Selling off a division is not tantamount to a fire-sale.
In any case, the question specifically mentions “a firm’s going-concern valuation and its liquidation value” and not that of a division/asset.
