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An Empirical Evaluation of The Relationship of Market Value Added with Internal Company Characteristics

Okun Omokhudu, F. K. Emeni

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The window dressing of jinanc/al statements creates problems for investment decision making. This necessitates the use of other measures that capture the fundamental economic reality of the organization. This paper seeks to examine the relationship between market value added and the internal performance characteristics and how this affects share prices. The paper using OLS regression technique shows that Market Value Added is highly correlated with Economic Value Added than other internal company characteristics. The import of this is that, for management to increase market value added it must concentrate on increasing its Economic Value Added

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The window dressing of jinanc/al statements creates problems for investment decision making. This necessitates the use of other measures that capture the fundamental economic reality of the organization. This paper seeks to examine the relationship between market value added and the internal performance characteristics and how this affects share prices. The paper using OLS regression technique shows that Market Value Added is highly correlated with Economic Value Added than other internal company characteristics. The import of this is that, for management to increase market value added it must concentrate on increasing its Economic Value Added

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The window dressing of jinanc/al statements creates problems for investment decision making. This necessitates the use of other measures that capture the fundamental economic reality of the organization. This paper seeks to examine the relationship between market value added and the internal performance characteristics and how this affects share prices. The paper using OLS regression technique shows that Market Value Added is highly correlated with Economic Value Added than other internal company characteristics. The import of this is that, for management to increase market value added it must concentrate on increasing its Economic Value Added

Key concepts: Economic Value Added, Market value added, Added value, Value (mathematics), Market value, Market share, Domestic market, Investment (military)

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