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Warren Buffett:Berkshire 1984 Letter, Excerpt 2

Warren Buffett《Berkshire Hathaway 1984 Letter to Shareholders》· 1984 Chairman's Letter · Investing

As we discussed last year, the gain in per-share intrinsic business value is the economic measurement that really counts. But calculations of intrinsic business value are subjective. In our case, book value serves as a useful, although somewhat understated, proxy. In my judgment, intrinsic business value and book value increased during 1984 at about the same rate.

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