نتایج جستجو برای: accounting ratios

تعداد نتایج: 187555  

2011
Sébastien Massoni Wing-Keung Wong

We develop a theoretical basis for integration and segregation of multiple outcomes with underlying S-shaped value functions. Our theoretical findings suggest that Thaler’ principles of mental accounting work as postulated when we deal with events having only positive outcomes (gains) or only negative ones (losses). In the case of ‘mixed’ events with positive and negative outcomes, determining ...

2004
Achim Schaffner

The object of the model ProFarm is the identification of the excellent production scheme in plant production in consideration of local characteristics. First the contribution margin accounting will be calculated based on an estimation of the yield potential. Finally the economically excellent production scheme will be determined on the base of the contribution margin.

Middle East countries have begun to implement economic reforms to stimulate private investment, promote economic growth and support the transition to market economy. Although, it is difficult to define the direct impact of the accounting system reform on economic transformation, as there are many other conditions that have influence on the transition process. However, with the central position ...

Journal: :Jurnal ecodemica 2023

Human resource accounting has emerged as a result of standards' failure to give management and investors pertinent information. This study aims compare PT. Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk's financial performance ratio (profitability ratio) before after the adoption human accounting. The research method used is descriptive experimental method. data company's annual report for 2020 2021. Furthermore, ...

Journal: :The New phytologist 2009
Stefan G Michalski Walter Durka

Pollen to ovule (P : O) ratios have been hypothesized to correlate with the degree of outcrossing and thus with the mating system of a plant. Also, P : O ratios are likely to vary with respect to pollination mode (i.e. wind pollination or animal pollination). Furthermore, constraints on the evolution of mating systems depending on life form may affect P : O ratios. We compiled P : O ratios and ...

Journal: :BMJ 1999
B Jarman S Gault B Alves A Hider S Dolan A Cook B Hurwitz L I Iezzoni

OBJECTIVES To ascertain hospital inpatient mortality in England and to determine which factors best explain variation in standardised hospital death ratios. DESIGN Weighted linear regression analysis of routinely collected data over four years, with hospital standardised mortality ratios as the dependent variable. SETTING England. SUBJECTS Eight million discharges from NHS hospitals when ...

Journal: :Management Science 2003
Amit Goyal Ivo Welch

Our paper suggests a simple, recursive residuals (out-of-sample) graphical approach to evaluating the predictive power of popular equity premium and stock market timeseries forecasting regressions. When applied, we find that dividend ratios should have been known to have no predictive ability even prior to the 1990s, and that any seeming ability even then was driven by only two years, 1973 and ...

2005
MICHAEL S. HAIGH M. S. Haigh

This paper addresses several questions surrounding volatility forecasting and its use in the estimation of optimal hedging ratios. Specifically: Are there economic gains by nesting time-series econometric models (GARCH) and dynamic programming models (therefore forecasting volatility several periods out) in the estimation of hedging ratios whilst accounting for volatility in the futures bid–ask...

2002
Nick Draper

This note presents a new model, called GAMMA, which is an intertemporal applied general equilibrium model of the Dutch economy. The GAMMA model draws upon CPB’s generational accounting (GA) model, but extends it in several ways in order to account for important economic behavioural effects. In particular, the GAMMA model adds to the GA model a household sector, a firm sector and a pension fund ...

2001
Christopher J. Napier

A. C. Littleton famously described accounting as “relative and progressive”. However, in recent historical accounting research, there has been increasing hesitation in describing accounting as “progressing”. This is largely because “progress” implies a degree not only of change but also of improvement, and historical accounting researchers, influenced by social science conventions, often regard...

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