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In a Discounted Cash Flow analysis, using the 'mid-year convention' generally results in:
- A higher valuation because cash flows are assumed to be received sooner.
- No change in valuation, as it only affects the timing of the terminal value.
- A higher WACC because the risk is spread over a shorter duration.
- A lower valuation because it assumes a more conservative cash flow profile.
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