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mystery128
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I have a couple of doubts:
1. In chapter 16 page 6, under section 2.1 a sentence states: "A seperate point is whether decreases or increases in share prices should, in themselves, be part of the control process."
Since share prices cannot be controlled, how can the change in share price be a part of the control process?
2. In chapter 16 page 11, under section 3.2 a sentence states: "Generally, a high actual projected return on capital using normal accounting measures and a starting measure of market capitalisaion, would imply, in the framework of the CAPM, the successful creation of intangible assets and shareholder value."
I am unable to understand what this sentence is trying to state.
1. In chapter 16 page 6, under section 2.1 a sentence states: "A seperate point is whether decreases or increases in share prices should, in themselves, be part of the control process."
Since share prices cannot be controlled, how can the change in share price be a part of the control process?
2. In chapter 16 page 11, under section 3.2 a sentence states: "Generally, a high actual projected return on capital using normal accounting measures and a starting measure of market capitalisaion, would imply, in the framework of the CAPM, the successful creation of intangible assets and shareholder value."
I am unable to understand what this sentence is trying to state.