Noun:

मोजलेले मूल्य,

book value's Usage Examples:

of a NAV calculation using the book value, the historical cost, or the amortised cost of the company"s assets, or an appropriate combination of the three.

There were a total of six N-series partnership transactions in which the RTC placed 2,600 loans with an approximate book value of "2.

The S of S series stands for small; the average S-series portfolio had a book value of "113 million and a DIV of "52"nbsp;million, whereas the N-series average portfolio had a book value of "464 million and a DIV of "220 million.

private bank debt and trade claims of defaulted and distressed companies to bring the total book value of defaulted and distressed securities to "284 billion.

The original book value of these loans was €77 billion (comprising €68bn for the original loans.

the firm"s balance sheet or statement of financial position (so-called book value), but the ratio may also be calculated using market values for both, if.

the market value for shares will be higher than the book value.

also offered to base the swap ratio on the book values of both banks to be assessed by an independent accounting firm using International Accounting Standards (IAS).

In the spring of 1896, it was liquidated in a judicial sale to the PRR for 10 percent of its 1896 book value.

invested) is an advanced valuation multiple used to compare a company"s book value of its assets to their current market value.

If the shares are bought at a multiple of book value (a factor of x times book value), the incremental earnings returns will be reduced by.

This stock could be measured at surveyed book value, but the problem there is that the book values are often a mixture of valuations such as [cost], current replacement cost, current sale value and scrap value.

negative stockholders" equity (negative book value) — also sometimes called stockholders" deficit.

Synonyms:

value orientation, principle, Chartism, ethic, moral principle,

Antonyms:

reality principle, pleasure principle, yang, yin,