Answer to Question 1
The industry risk premium is the additional return required to compensate investors for investing in a particular industry. This premium reflects the risk of an industry relative to the risk of the market as a whole. Forensic accountants use authoritative third-party data sources to determine industry risk premiums.
The specific company risk premium is the additional return required to compensate investors for investing in the specific company. This factor reflects the risk of a company relative to other companies in the same industry, due to issues such as depth of management, customer concentration, financial strength, labor constraints, and pending litigation. Although forensic accountants can use market research to evaluate these factors, their quantification is largely based on professional judgment.
Answer to Question 2
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