Per Curiam.
In its appeal to this court, Babcock & Wilcox argues that the BTA's decision can not stand because it failed to identify the basis for its decision and the evidence relied upon in reaching that decision, and because it was improperly based upon evidence of value in use rather than value in exchange.
The board of revision contends that the BTA's decision was proper because it affirmed the determination of value made by the board of revision...
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