August 31st, 2010
We will examine the “current dynamic ratio” to evaluate the liquidity of the company instead of the static, but commonly used current ratio. It is often calculated to side ratio and the ratio of cash to provide analysts with a more complete picture of the short-term liquidity of the company being analyzed. Although these ratios have their flaws, the current dynamic relationship has several advantages compared with the ratios of cash and fast.
The drawback of the current ratio is that we do not know how liquid inventory and accounts receivable are actually. This means that a company with a very large part of its current assets as related stocks may show a relatively high ratio current, but still have a relatively low level of liquidity.
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August 20th, 2010
The above example is not compatible with the free market economic model if the market is operated by a single currency, but in the case of a bi-monetary economy, it is possible to have a command economy and economy free market.
While developing a business in a planned economy, exporting firms working with a strong currency. separation will ensure that the monetary policy of the government’s development has little negative impact on their development. Continue Reading…
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August 11th, 2010
The economy is multi-currency economy moving to several currencies of various kinds. This type of currency has existed in the past during the transition from a barter economy and monetary economics. In the Middle Ages, gold coins has taken various forms, copper, pepper. Anything that can be regarded as a store of value could become a currency.
On this page we will be compared with different styles of money: a weak currency and foreign currency convertible currency and currency non-convertible currency on the rate base interested and a convertible currency basis for the goods. Continue Reading…
Tags: convertible, monetary economics, monetary policy, the economy
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August 5th, 2010
The IFC has responded to growing demand for Sharia-compliant products in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and engaged in Islamic finance transactions in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. In the mid 1990s, IFC has engaged in Islamic financing when she has funded entities engaged in leasing Modaraba in Pakistan. Continue Reading…
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August 2nd, 2010
Your time is precious and should be included in calculating your return on investment.
Whether you add or subtract the value of your assets when you spend time on the investment activities should also be evaluated. Some investors spend much time on the wrong strategies. Instead of adding value, their efforts to reduce their investment portfolio performance and the deterioration of their financial well-being. Continue Reading…
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