When a company purchases another for its enterprise value, does that company believe that said company is worth more than its enterprise value? Also, when people talk about a company's purchase price, is that the effective purchase price (i.e. including debt) or simply the amount paid for the company (i.e. not including the debt going to be taken on)?
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