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Which of the following is a common 'sanity check' performed on the Exit Multiple Method (EMM) results?
- Ensuring the multiple is at least 1.0x higher than the entry multiple to show value creation.
- Comparing the exit multiple to the company's current P/E ratio.
- Multiplying the exit multiple by the WACC to ensure it equals 1.0.
- Calculating the implied perpetuity growth rate and ensuring it does not exceed nominal GDP growth.
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