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082			_a332.63221 _bPEN
100			_aPenman, Stephen H.
245			_aAccounting for value _cby Stephen Penman
260			_aNew York _bColumbia business school _c2011
300			_axviii, 244 p. : ill . : 23 cm
500			_aIncluding bibliographical notes and index
520			_aDespite their skills and extensive training, many analysts fail to recognize the basics of good accounting and its deployment in valuation. By focusing on abstract concepts such as measurement basis, exit values, and entity concepts, they miss out on the benfits of a practical approach to valuation. While modern finance has advanced important concepts, including diversification and risk measurement, effective and efficient accounting merges these tools with fundamental analysis to divine a true account of value. Launching an innovative examination of equity valuation as a matter.
650			_aInvestment analysis
650			_a Pricing growth
650			_aAdding value to accounting
650			_aAccounting -- Financial
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