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The first sentence indicates that a firm's value P(AB) cannot be bigger than P(A)+P(B), because an investor can easily buy A and B separately and form a portfolio by herself, without paying extra money to the firm. So a firm can diversify but the diversification does not increase its value.
The second sentence says that the firm's value does not decrease if it diversifies. An investor will not consider that the firm's value is less than P(A)+P(B) for the reason that the firm has combined A and B so that she cannot invest on only A or only B - there are a lot of choices available for her.
So the idea is that P(AB)=P(A)+P(B). The detailed explanation is in Chapter 33:
if P(AB)<P(A)+P(B), investors will not invest on the firms offer only A or B, and vice versa.


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