Select all that are true with respect to the adjusted present value $($APV$)$ DCF methodology.

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It is sometimes called the $$divide and conquer$$ method because it breaks the valuation into multiple components. For example, the firm as if it were all equity financed and the value of the costs and benefits of financing.

The PV of interest tax shields are determined by discounting all interest payments at the firm's cost of equity.

The after$-$tax WACC is the appropriate discount rate for estimating value as if the firm were unlevered.

The unlevered WACC is the appropriate discount rate for estimate value as if the firm were unlevered.