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Equity Value as a Function of (eps1, eps2, dps1, bvps, beta): Concepts and Realities. Discussion of Ohlson and Johannesson

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  • Alexander Nekrasov, 2016. "Equity Value as a Function of (eps1, eps2, dps1, bvps, beta): Concepts and Realities. Discussion of Ohlson and Johannesson," Abacus, Accounting Foundation, University of Sydney, vol. 52(1), pages 100-105, March.
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