Replacement value, market value and multiples are examples of other valuation methods

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The most common valuation method for businesses is DCF, discounted cash flow.

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Agency theory provides a simplified view of the corporation, and as a result, this view is problematic; and, a robust view of the corporation, which is more inclusive of all stakeholders.

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For managerial accountants, the allocation of funds, counting of revenue streams, and tracking of projects happens on a quarterly basis only.

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The tax and auditing services provided by public accountants ensure that organizations abide by IRS, SEC, and FASB rules.

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Accountants focus only on internal stakeholders.

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In the text, the authors count finance as a group.

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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 created the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, whose purpose is to set auditing, quality control, and ethical standard; as well as, inspect accounting firms' audit operations & investigate an impose sanctions for violations.

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According to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, public companies need to adopt a corporate code of ethics for middle managers.

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Due to the complexity of valuation, there is no way for a manager to use finance as a method to figure out valuation from an ethical perspective.

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When it comes to mergers valuation is the only method used by organizations to assess proper fit between two organizations.

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According to the authors of the text, for private accountants to avoid ethical lapses they should use decision guidelines.

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