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Dawson, Peter C. 2010. The Economics of Business Valuation Discounts and the
Competitive Risk-Return Paradigm
. Ridgefield, Connecticut: Peter C Dawson
Publishing.  Hardcover, 450 pages, ISBN: 978-0-9844919-0-2.

     Readers will find that it provides significant contributions to the fields of
   
Business Valuation and Financial Economics. Although some in business valuation
   
have not endorsed this book, appraisers who have (actually) read the book are
   
discussing its important contributions. Even though the author is not an
   
accredited appraiser, the book's contributions are being acknowledged based on
   
their merits. It is becoming recognized as an important resource for practicing
   
appraisers.

Although this is a business valuation text, the foundation for the discount for lack of a market
(or marketability)--i.e., the DLOM--is Finance's Traditional CAPM. Therefore, the author is
ultimately led to ask, and answer, important questions of the CAPM. Its most important
contribution for academics in Economics and Finance may be its extension of the Traditional
CAPM in Chapters 14, 15 and 16.

        Available at your local and
      
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 List Price is US$90.00, but
      
 expect to pay about $60.00
      
 on-line (with free shipping).

Third printing is now available.




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Cover photos:  Copyright 2007 Peter C. Dawson.  
It is not about the girl.  It is about the footprints
she creates in the sand.  Similarly, this book is
not about the author; it is about its content.  
Will the establishment in Business Valuation and
Financial Economics wash away its contributions,
like ocean waves over the sand?  Will its
contributions endure man’s natural inclination to
uphold the status quo?
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