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The central aim is to address and clarify the interpretations regarding valuation components of R&D firms.

March 18, 2026The Accounting Review

A Reply to "A Comment on "The Valuation of R&D Firms with R&D Limited Partnerships''.

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The central aim is to address and clarify the interpretations regarding valuation components of R&D firms.
Responded to a comment on valuation interpretations
Analyzed differences in computations from the referenced authors
Highlighted discrepancies in measurements between interpretations
Clarified the author's original stance on call option components

Implication

This reply clarifies interpretations of valuation components in R&D firms, addressing concerns on computations and measurements.

Abstract

Presents a reply to the clarification made by Joseph K. Cheung and Mandy Li on the author's interpretation of the component of the call option held by the research and development (R&D) firm with R&D limited partnerships. Difference between their measurements and computations.

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Terry Shevlin (1992) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba43cb4e9516ffd37a5633 https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-9605305897

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This reply clarifies interpretations of valuation components in R&D firms, addressing concerns on computations and measurements.

A Reply to "A Comment on "The Valuation of R&D Firms with R&D Limited Partnerships''.

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A Reply to "A Comment on "The Valuation of R&D Firms with R&D Limited Partnerships''.

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