31- Which of the statements formulated below explains the method of calculating profit/loss through equity comparison? a) Profit/Loss = Beginning Equity + End of Period Equity / 2 B) Profit/Loss = Beginning Equity + End of Period Equity NS) Profit/Loss = Equity at the Beginning of the Period - Equity at the End of the Period D) Profit/Loss = End of Period Equity - Beginning Equity - Values Added by Partners + Values Withdrawn by Shareholders TO) Profit/Loss = End of Period Equity -Equity at the Beginning of the Period

31- Which of the statements formulated below explains the method of calculating profit/loss through equity comparison? a) Profit/Loss = Beginning Equity + End of Period Equity / 2 B) Profit/Loss = Beginning Equity + End of Period Equity NS) Profit/Loss = Equity at the Beginning of the Period - Equity at the End of the Period D) Profit/Loss = End of Period Equity - Beginning Equity - Values Added by Partners + Values Withdrawn by Shareholders TO) Profit/Loss = End of Period Equity -Equity at the Beginning of the Period

Entrepreneurial Finance

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Chapter11: Venture Capital Valuation Methods

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