CEV GROUP ENHANCES IBBI VALUATION EXAMINATION PREPARATION WITH MICROECONOMICS VIDEO
New Delhi, January 29, 2025 – In a groundbreaking move, the Council of Engineers and Valuers (CEV) and CEV IAF RVO have unveiled an educational video aimed at equipping candidates for the IBBI Valuation Examination with essential microeconomic knowledge. This resource is meticulously curated to help aspirants navigate the complex economic principles that are critical for making sound valuation judgments.
The video, Microeconomics Essentials for IBBI Valuation Examination, provides an in-depth exploration of key economic concepts that underpin the valuation process. Candidates will gain a profound understanding of the price mechanism, consumption theory, and market structures that influence economic decisions in the context of valuation. Detailed sections on indifference curves, consumer surplus, and price elasticity illustrate how consumer choices are shaped within different economic environments.
A notable portion of the video is dedicated to explaining the laws of demand and supply, equilibrium price, and the role of time in economic decision-making, offering candidates a nuanced view of the mechanisms at play in asset valuation. Additionally, the content addresses the pricing of products in various market structures such as perfect competition, monopoly, and imperfect competition.
The video also examines the broader economic factors that shape the valuation process, such as the theory of rent, the nature of capital and interest, and profit theories. By incorporating an analysis of the factors of production—land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship—the video provides critical insights into how these elements contribute to pricing strategies and valuation outcomes.
Designed specifically for IBBI aspirants, this video serves as a comprehensive and practical resource that will assist candidates in applying theoretical microeconomic knowledge to real-world valuation scenarios, enhancing their ability to make informed, accurate valuations in practice.