Answers in the wind

Project valuation means making calculated assumptions that aren’t always accurate. Brett Humphreys discusses the assumptions that may be embedded within a valuation and how these assumptions can affect the final value

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Project valuations are always tricky problems. Invariably time is short and the value needs to be determined quickly. The modeller must therefore make assumptions and take shortcuts to reach a final valuation by the deadline. Experienced modellers usually recognise the assumptions embedded within their models and the explicit trade-off between more accurate valuations and either increased calculation time or difficulty of implementation. However, occasionally the modeller does not recognise

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