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The residual income model cannot challenge the discounted cash flow method in stock valuations - An analysis of global manufacturing and service companies

Edina Cziglerné Erb, András Takács

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The residual income model (RIM) exists in the literature as a theoretical concept for almost a hundred years, however, it could never match the popularity and relevance of the discounted cash flow ...

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The residual income model (RIM) exists in the literature as a theoretical concept for almost a hundred years, however, it could never match the popularity and relevance of the discounted cash flow ...

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The residual income model (RIM) exists in the literature as a theoretical concept for almost a hundred years, however, it could never match the popularity and relevance of the discounted cash flow ...

Key concepts: Discounted cash flow, Business, Cash flow, Stock (firearms), Residual income valuation, Residual, Economics, Microeconomics

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