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Accounting Numbers and Economic Values

The accounting data produced by companies, either for internal managerial purposes or for published financial statements, have often been presented in legal cases involving antitrust issues or other economic questions. Unfortunately, many lawyers and economists seem unaware of the inherent limitations of numbers produced by a company's accounting system. These limitations are so severe that, in general, these data do not provide valid measurements that can be used for answering or gaining insights into most economic questions.