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Statutory Valuation And The Use Of Automated Valuation Models
22nd Annual European Real Estate Society Conference, 2015The requirements for statutory valuations are that they are fair and equitable so that these characteristics also pertain to the taxes based on the valuations. It is also preferable that statutory valuations are close to market values so that there is a reasonable level of transparency in the valuation process and the general public can have confidence
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A Model for Spectrum Valuation
2019 IEEE/AIAA 38th Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC), 2019The effective use of radio frequency (RF) spectrum has become more important as industry and government continue to increase their demand for bandwidth to enable new and improved wireless communications services. However practical supply of the resource is finite.
Susan S.M. Hanson +5 more
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Discrete choice models and valuation experiments
Journal of Economic Studies, 2003This paper presents the results of a choice experiment carried out from August to October 2000 on the visitors of the Galleria Borghese Museum, a worldwide known heritage site located in Rome. The main objective of this work is to study the relevancy of choice experiment techniques as a tool aimed at measuring economic values and assessing user ...
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Journal of Property Investment & Finance, 2000
It is well recognised that the UK commercial property market has traditionally used nominal market benchmarks such as the all‐risk yield based on the assumption that rents are received annually in arrears. Obviously, the reality of the market is that rents are invariably received quarterly in advance and it has been suggested that valuers should move ...
Nick French, Richard Cooper
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It is well recognised that the UK commercial property market has traditionally used nominal market benchmarks such as the all‐risk yield based on the assumption that rents are received annually in arrears. Obviously, the reality of the market is that rents are invariably received quarterly in advance and it has been suggested that valuers should move ...
Nick French, Richard Cooper
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Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2006
Valuation models are useful tools, but they need to be handled with care. When taking the form of mathematical formulas, they can easily be made to convey a false sense of precision. In particular, selective choice of long‐term growth rates and discount rates can be used to justify almost any desired valuation.The author shows how relatively simple ...
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Valuation models are useful tools, but they need to be handled with care. When taking the form of mathematical formulas, they can easily be made to convey a false sense of precision. In particular, selective choice of long‐term growth rates and discount rates can be used to justify almost any desired valuation.The author shows how relatively simple ...
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Patent valuation with a fuzzy binomial model
2011 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE 2011), 2011Patent valuation has always been a difficult task due to the considerable uncertainty involved in both the patent application procedure and the patent exploitation. This paper proposes, under the fuzzy framework, a multiperiod binomial approach for patent valuation of the latter case. We depart from the model introduced in S. Muzzioli et al.
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2002
Traditional fee appraisers have welcomed the computer technology of databases, spreadsheets, and word processing. Even further, they have welcomed appraisal software which has reduced the clerical element of writing appraisal reports. However, the basic methods they follow in estimating value have not changed much in some time.
R. Kelley Pace +2 more
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Traditional fee appraisers have welcomed the computer technology of databases, spreadsheets, and word processing. Even further, they have welcomed appraisal software which has reduced the clerical element of writing appraisal reports. However, the basic methods they follow in estimating value have not changed much in some time.
R. Kelley Pace +2 more
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2003
Based on the previously illustrated Equity Cash Flow method with a target IRR as a discount rate, we will develop a standardized approach for a preliminary LBO attractiveness evaluation in the following. The result should be a spreadsheet valuation model that can be applied to almost any company and - within the assumptions made - will provide workable
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Based on the previously illustrated Equity Cash Flow method with a target IRR as a discount rate, we will develop a standardized approach for a preliminary LBO attractiveness evaluation in the following. The result should be a spreadsheet valuation model that can be applied to almost any company and - within the assumptions made - will provide workable
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2003
This article presents the finite valuation model (FVM), a rigorous mathematical formula for valuing a firm. This new approach, fully consistent with the free cash flow methodology, avoids the problems associated with terminal values. Since firms do not stay in business and generate excess returns indefinitely, FVM limits the time interval for earning
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This article presents the finite valuation model (FVM), a rigorous mathematical formula for valuing a firm. This new approach, fully consistent with the free cash flow methodology, avoids the problems associated with terminal values. Since firms do not stay in business and generate excess returns indefinitely, FVM limits the time interval for earning
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