Market Value: The Sacred Cow
Graeme J. Horsley
Abstract
Graeme J. Horsley
Abstract
Considers the problems which have arisen in recent years from the many definitions of ′market value′ which occur in various parts of the world. Suggests there is a need for a common language and the avoidance of terms which tend to confuse the issues involved rather than clarify them. Deals with the concept of forced sale and makes reference to the vital role of the International Asset Valuation Standards Committee.
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Considers the problems which have arisen in recent years from the many definitions of ′market value′ which occur in various parts of the world. Suggests there is a need for a common language and the avoidance of terms which tend to confuse the issues involved rather than clarify them. Deals with the concept of forced sale and makes reference to the vital role of the International Asset Valuation Standards Committee.
Key concepts: Valuation (finance), Market value, Financial economics, Value (mathematics), Economics, Business, Actuarial science, Finance