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Economic Dilution

A type of dilution in which net present value (NPV) of shareholders' wealth decreases. In other words, it is a...

    Voting Dilution

    A type of dilution in which voting power of existing common shareholders (or owners) decreases. Voting power is the percentage...

      Control Dilution

      A type of dilution in which voting power of existing common shareholders (or owners) decreases. Voting power is the percentage...

        Accounting Dilution

        A decrease in earnings per share (EPS) or an increase in loss per share (LPS) that results from the possibility...

          EPS Dilution

          A decrease in earnings per share (EPS) or an increase in loss per share (LPS) that results from the possibility...

            Dilution

            A decrease in earnings per share (EPS) or an increase in loss per share (LPS) that results from the possibility...

              Financial Instrument

              Any contract or contractual agreement that gives rise to a financial asset (cash, an equity instrument issued by another entity,...

                Entity-Specific Value

                In connection with assets, it is the present value of the cash flows that are expected to result from the...

                  Onerous Contract

                  A contract whose costs outweigh its potential benefits. More specifically, the unavoidable costs of meeting the obligations under this contract...

                    WDV

                    The written down value (WDV) of an asset is its current replacement cost less accumulated depreciation. In general, this value...