T/F: The transaction multiples method is usually considered less reliable than the marekt multiples valuation method.

T/F: Suppose a comparable company in the same industry as the target has a $300 million market value and a 30% market share. If the target company has a 20% market share, the market value of the target company is $200 million.

T/F: Valuations of target firms based on recent transaction multiples must be adjusted to reflect control premiums.

T/F: Liquidation value provides an estimate of the minimum value of the target firm.

T/F: The market multiples valuation method and transaction multiples methods are conceptually similar.

T/F: Valuing a company's assets separately in terms of what it would cost to replace them may seriously overstate the company's true going concern value