Enterprise Asset Appraisal: Operational Techniques and Case Analysis (Part 1 and Part 2)

Author: Gu Kai
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: The more developed a society is, the more wealth it creates, and the greater the need for a price scale. One of the means to measure this wealth is asset valuation. It is not an exaggeration to say that almost everyone in modern society encounters the issue of calculating assets almost every moment, and the same is true for modern enterprises. The basic purpose of this book is to provide a framework or a "platform." Various Asset Valuations focuses on personal perspectives and involves various asset valuation issues, while Corporate Asset Valuation primarily introduces problems faced by enterprises. It is particularly important to note that when asset valuation firms and various appraisal institutions implement projects, a major issue arises from the differences in values or simply disagreements over the amount of corporate value between the enterprise and the appraisal institution. This involves various aspects such as the parties' positions, perspectives, methods, and service targets, and this book cites numerous differences for analysis and coordination.