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    The Debate Over the Efficient Market Hypothesis’ Effect on Contested Valuations

    May 24, 2017

    Context Matters This is the second of a two-part article. The first part, which addresses the efficient market hypothesis, is titled Proponents of the Efficient Market Hypothesis Always Want More Cowbell. Although many valuation practitioners are generally indifferent to context when valuing a business or asset, in litigation, as well as other areas that require valuation services, context matters. In this article, the author discusses how context and the market efficiency hypothesis shape contested valuations in various types of valuation-related disputes.

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