And then we looked at capital turnover, or revenues over shareholder equity. We found was that FOBs in our sample outperformed non-FOBs both in operating margin, indicating that they’re better operators, and in capital turnover, indicating that they’re better investors. There was some nuance...
From the data selection, the solvency of enterprises can be reflected by the ratio of total liabilities to total assets of enterprises. The higher the Asset–liability Ratio, the more the business operator is bound to take up part of the company’s capital to pay off the debt. Limited ...
ratio of the largest non-state shareholder and the level of high-quality development as a sine function, keeping the nature of state property rights unchanged, while maintaining the ratio in the range of 25.2–50%; (3) the relationship between the ratio of the share capital of the employee ...
ratio of the largest non-state shareholder and the level of high-quality development as a sine function, keeping the nature of state property rights unchanged, while maintaining the ratio in the range of 25.2–50%; (3) the relationship between the ratio of the share capital of the employee ...
ratio of the largest non-state shareholder and the level of high-quality development as a sine function, keeping the nature of state property rights unchanged, while maintaining the ratio in the range of 25.2–50%; (3) the relationship between the ratio of the share capital of the employee ...