If black marbles are made from coal and red marbles are made from rubies, then your value estimate can be orders of magnitudes off. In sum, the method of comparables relies on three assumptions: 1. You can identify projects that are close comparables. Here it is "other marbles." 2. You can identify a measure that is value-relevant...
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Here it is "other marbles." 2. You can identify a measure that is value-relevant. Here it is "being a marble," not "being of red color" (in which case cherries or Ferraris would make better comparables than black marbles). 3. The market values comparable projects similarly. This is the law of one price...
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