The document outlines the main differences between accounting and economic data in the context of the CROCI valuation methodology. It contrasts accounting data, which relies on historical costs and often ignores intangible assets, with economic data, which adjusts for inflation and includes capitalized intangibles. Key differences are highlighted in terms of book value, return on equity, market capitalization, and net income versus their economic counterparts.
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