Multiples' Valuation: The Selection of Cross-Border Comparable Firms

We studied whether mean industry multiples are similar in Brazil and in the United States. Using multilevel models (hierarchical linear model and additive crossed random-effects model), we concluded that there exists significant variability within firms from the same industry and significant variabi...

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