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Fundamentals of Functional Business Valuation
[Grundzüge der funktionalen Unternehmensbewertung]

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  • Matschke, Manfred Jürgen
  • Brösel, Gerrit

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After a brief overview of different company valuation theories, this paper presents the main functions (decision, arbitration, and argument or negotiation function) of company valuation according to the functional (i.e., purpose-oriented) theory. The main body of the paper focuses on the decision function and shows how the decision value can be derived as a subjective limit value that different economic agents assign to the company. Finally, the differences between the functional and the market value oriented theory of company valuation are discussed.
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  • Matschke, Manfred Jürgen & Brösel, Gerrit, 2008. "Fundamentals of Functional Business Valuation [Grundzüge der funktionalen Unternehmensbewertung]," Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Diskussionspapiere 03/2008, University of Greifswald, Faculty of Law and Economics.
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