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We also used other free cash flow measurements (operating income before depreciation minus interest expense,
taxes, preferred dividend and common dividends by total assets, cash and short-term investments dividend by total
assets). The results were similar.
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We also used the pseudo Q as the growth opportunities. It turned out insignificant. It may be due to inaccurate
measurement of replacement value of assets in Tobin’s Q.
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