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When the intrinsic value of an asset exceeds the market value
Select one:
a. the asset is undervalued to the investor.
b. the asset is overvalued to the investor.
c. market value and intrinsic value are always the same; therefore, this could not happen.
d. liquidation value must be higher than book value.
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