David J. Rapp

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Dr. David J. Rapp is assistant professor at the Institute of Accounting at the University of Saarland, Germany.

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Agree or Disagree? On the Role of Negotiations for the Valuation of Business Enterprises

Philosophy and MethodologySubjectivismValue and Exchange

04/15/2019Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsFlorian FollertJeffrey M. HerbenerMichael OlbrichDavid J. Rapp

Valuation of businesses must be based on appraisement, investment appraisal, and— terra incognita in Austrian economics—negotiation. Discounted cash flow and "relative valuation" methods are well-suited for negotiation purposes.

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Agree or Disagree On the Role of Negotiations for the Valuation of Business Enterprises.pdf

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Subjectivity, Arbitrariness, Austrian Value Theory, and a Reply to Leithner

SubjectivismValue and Exchange

07/31/2018Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsDavid J. RappMichael OlbrichChristoph Venitz

Contrary to the Austrian community’s former perception, we revealed value investing’s incompatibility with Austrian economics

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Subjectivity Arbitrariness Austrian Value Theory and a Reply to Leithner.pdf

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Value Investing's Compatibility with Austrian Economics — Truth or Myth?

SubjectivismValue and Exchange

07/13/2017Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsDavid J. RappMichael OlbrichChristoph Venitz

This article attempts to illustrate what makes value investing incompatible with Austrian economics and, hence, to terminate a lingering myth.

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Value Investings Compatibility with Austrian Economics Truth of Myth.pdf

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Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory

Austrian Economics OverviewSubjectivismValue and Exchange

06/15/2016Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsJeffrey M. HerbenerDavid J. Rapp

This paper explores the implications of Mises’s theory of economic calculation for asset acquisitions and disposals, especially the acquisition and disposal of entire business enterprises.

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Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory.pdf

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On Banks’ Decision for Restructuring

Financial MarketsMoney and BanksWorld History

03/12/2015Audio/VideoDavid J. Rapp

David Rapp discusses his recent book, Zur Sanierungs- und Reorganisationsentscheidung von Kreditinstituten .

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Agree or Disagree? On the Role of Negotiations for the Valuation of Business Enterprises

Agree or Disagree On the Role of Negotiations for the Valuation of Business Enterprises.pdf

Subjectivity, Arbitrariness, Austrian Value Theory, and a Reply to Leithner

Subjectivity Arbitrariness Austrian Value Theory and a Reply to Leithner.pdf

Value Investing's Compatibility with Austrian Economics — Truth or Myth?

Value Investings Compatibility with Austrian Economics Truth of Myth.pdf

Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory

Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory.pdf

On Banks’ Decision for Restructuring

Agree or Disagree? On the Role of Negotiations for the Valuation of Business Enterprises

Subjectivity, Arbitrariness, Austrian Value Theory, and a Reply to Leithner

Value Investing's Compatibility with Austrian Economics — Truth or Myth?

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