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Why Do Companies Fail? Considering The Key Problems And Success Factors In Modelling Failure Prediction In An Australian Context, William Wilkinson
Why Do Companies Fail? Considering The Key Problems And Success Factors In Modelling Failure Prediction In An Australian Context, William Wilkinson
Bill Wilkinson
Corporate failure is a regularly recurring problem for stakeholders, particularly investors, creditors and customers. Early attempts at predicting such failure typically relied on analysis of individual performance measurements such as accounting ratios; it was not until the late 1960s that a modelling approach to the problem started to evolve. Altman's Z-score model was the first approach to combine a series of weighted ratios using the statistical technique of multiple discriminant analysis (MDA) to arrive at a final score, which was used to determine whether or not a company was likely to fail. Substantial research has followed over the subsequent 40 …
The Development Of A Multi Variant Model For Market Intelligence Data Gathering For Australian Micro Businesses And Smes - A First Step In Unravelling The Paradox Of Big Picture Thinking By Small Market Players, Pauline Ross, Lee Styger
The Development Of A Multi Variant Model For Market Intelligence Data Gathering For Australian Micro Businesses And Smes - A First Step In Unravelling The Paradox Of Big Picture Thinking By Small Market Players, Pauline Ross, Lee Styger
Lee Styger
Micro businesses and SMEs have typically been encouraged to develop and implement "professional" business processes that will enable them to understand their business environment. The driver of this trend has typically come from a growth in the use of external "expert" sources (i.e. consultants and sponsored agents) who are not always fully associated with the business. This growth in external intervention has typically triggered an evolution in contemporary thinking and literature, that would lead us to believe that micro businesses and SMEs operate in a similar way, and with a similar structure, as larger organisations. This paper focuses on some …
Assessing The Effectiveness Of Research Management In Australian Commerce And Business Faculties: The View From Within, Mark Rix, David Aylward, Rob Macgregor, John Glynn
Assessing The Effectiveness Of Research Management In Australian Commerce And Business Faculties: The View From Within, Mark Rix, David Aylward, Rob Macgregor, John Glynn
Mark Rix
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Australian Tax Analysis: Cases, Commentary, Commercial Applications And Questions, Cynthia Coleman, Geoffrey Hart, Brett Bondfield, Margaret Mckerchar, John Mclaren, Kerrie Sadiq, Antony Ting
Australian Tax Analysis: Cases, Commentary, Commercial Applications And Questions, Cynthia Coleman, Geoffrey Hart, Brett Bondfield, Margaret Mckerchar, John Mclaren, Kerrie Sadiq, Antony Ting
John McLaren
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What Does The Future Hold For Pacific Tax Havens: A Critical Review Of The Campaign Being Mounted Against These Small Nations By The Australian Government And The Oecd?, John Mclaren
John McLaren
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What Does The Future Hold For Pacific Tax Havens: A Critical Review Of The Campaign Being Mounted Against These Small Nations By The Australian Government And The Oecd, John Mclaren
John McLaren
No abstract provided.