The valuation of a newly privatized business is generally more difficult than the valuation of a publicly traded firm because:

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Privatization often occurs in countries with unstable economies and uncertain economic conditions. This can make it difficult to accurately value the newly privatized business, as economic factors may change quickly and unexpectedly. In contrast, publicly traded firms are subject to greater transparency and scrutiny, which can make their valuation more straightforward. Choices A, B, and C do not necessarily impact the difficulty of valuing a newly privatized business.

The Valuation of a Newly Privatized Business Is Generally More