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The Valuation Book contains the tools needed by anyone who wants to make a robust valuation of a business.No detailed prior knowledge of business valuation is required - the book covers everything you need to know, including how to read relevant parts of company accounts and the valuation tools (including DCF and multiples) that are used by professionals.Written by academics who are also practitioners, The Valuation Book provides a unique mix of theory and practical application. It is designed around the authors' experience of teaching thousands of people about valuation principles over the last two decades.Short, accessible chapters with a consistent structure and layout allow readers to build up their knowledge step by step.And the book is fully up to date, with accessible specialist chapters on integrating ESG into valuations, valuing immature companies, identifying flaws in valuation models, valuation for mergers and acquisitions, and more.The Valuation Book is a comprehensive introductory valuation guide for investors, managers, accountants, lawyers and anyone else who needs to value a business.

Introducing a new, young, dynamic voice in poetry. This is Kenneth Lee''s first collection of original poems presented in a format that includes a photo from the author''s personal collection. Kenneth''s poetry is a look into his soul, life and his experiences coming of age. Kenneth won a poetry contest in the seventh grade, yet began taking writing poetry seriously just a few years ago. Now 21-years-old, Kenneth''s poetry is fresh and moving.

In 1997, the United States accepted more legal immigrants than all other countries combined. This book looks at the issue of this large influx of newcomers and at the contentious topics of multiculturalism, bi-lingualism, unemployment and crime.

To understand Korea's present situation, one must look back at many thousands of years of Korean history. Some of the questions addressed in this study are: How did Koreans rebuild their country time after time, following destruction by foreign invaders? Why is North Korea so different from South Korea?