Q33 Which of the following approach affirms that the valuation is based on the fact that the company is being liquidated? a. Discounted cash flows based approach b. Market value based approach c. Asset based approach d. Fair value based approach

Q33 Which of the following approach affirms that the valuation is based on the fact that the company is being liquidated? a. Discounted cash flows based approach b. Market value based approach c. Asset based approach d. Fair value based approach

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Which of the following approach affirms that the valuation is based on the fact that the company is being liquidated?

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Market value based approach

Asset based approach

Fair value based approach

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