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Flexee Financial Accounting+: teams value each other

Add the evaluation stage at setup, and the last quarters change. Teams study their rivals' published statements, receive a consultant's valuation of each rival, and place sealed offers for them.

The consultant's figure is built from reported income, so it rewards aggressive reporting. A team that reads the notes bids closer to what a firm is truly worth. The reveal shows who overpaid. In this run, Careless bid a quarter above the consultant's figure and paid $71.7M too much for Careful, while Careful bought Careless for $6.3M less than its true worth.

The point for your course

Reading past reported income is worth real money. The reveal makes that impossible to miss.

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Evaluation stage

Settled after Quarter 11
FirmConsultant valueTrue worth
Careful$435.3M$403.5M
Average$318.3M$307.6M
Careless$225.4M$245.4M

The reveal

Careless won Careful for $277.5M, $71.7M more than the stake was truly worth.

Careless won Average for $202.9M, $46.0M more than the stake was truly worth.

Careful won Careless for $118.9M, $6.3M less than the stake was truly worth.

Every figure in this tour comes from a practice run of a reference course, played by the same engine a class uses, with the Careful, Average and Careless reference teams over 11 quarters. Names of students, instructors and firms are made up.