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Integrated Analysis of EU Construction Companies’ Financial Performances
An integrated (statistical, econometric, and economic) analysis is conducted of two relevant financial performance measures—return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE)—for 958 construction companies from eight EU countries between 2004 and 2013. The methodology can be readily applied to any country, region, or even the entire global construction sector. Findings indicate that companies from Western EU countries have higher ROE compared to companies from Eastern EU countries, but the latter offered higher ROA. Inverse of short-term debt has a high explanatory capacity in the long run. Investment productivity and labor productivity are also instrumental in explaining the variance of inverse of long-term debt. These findings indicate that companies should increase their productive investments when faced with a crisis. The majority of findings are consistent with recent research. The results are important for academics, investors, and managers because knowledge about variables, factors, and mutual influences allows better forecasts and better short-term and medium-term actions and strategies.
Integrated Analysis of EU Construction Companies’ Financial Performances
An integrated (statistical, econometric, and economic) analysis is conducted of two relevant financial performance measures—return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE)—for 958 construction companies from eight EU countries between 2004 and 2013. The methodology can be readily applied to any country, region, or even the entire global construction sector. Findings indicate that companies from Western EU countries have higher ROE compared to companies from Eastern EU countries, but the latter offered higher ROA. Inverse of short-term debt has a high explanatory capacity in the long run. Investment productivity and labor productivity are also instrumental in explaining the variance of inverse of long-term debt. These findings indicate that companies should increase their productive investments when faced with a crisis. The majority of findings are consistent with recent research. The results are important for academics, investors, and managers because knowledge about variables, factors, and mutual influences allows better forecasts and better short-term and medium-term actions and strategies.
Integrated Analysis of EU Construction Companies’ Financial Performances
Dinca, Marius Sorin (Autor:in) / Barbuta-Misu, Nicoleta (Autor:in) / Madaleno, Mara (Autor:in) / Dinca, Gheorghita (Autor:in) / Deari, Fitim (Autor:in)
31.01.2017
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