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Group model-building approach to understand the dynamics and identifying entry points to build resilience in the groundnut value chain in Senegal. [PDF]
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Financial constraints and corporate bankruptcy risks in China: The buffer role of cash holdings. [PDF]
Luu QT, Nguyen HTT, Tran TND, Ho TT.
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Risk factors influencing construction supply chain management in Saudi Arabia. [PDF]
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The wave-particle duality of corporate financial metrics. [PDF]
Zhu W, Lyu J, Li X, Chen Z.
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Diaspora as partners: strengthening resilience of health systems and communities amidst aid volatility. [PDF]
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Cash flow volatility and trade credit in Asia
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to identify the relation between cash flow volatility and trade credit offered by firms in developing Asian economies.Design/methodology/approachThe study conducts country fixed effect regressions testing the relationship between cash flow volatility and firm investment in trade credit.
Zhe Li
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Cash Flow Volatility, Prices and Price Volatility: An Experimental Study
Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 2011The value of an asset is equal to the present value of its expected future cash flows. It is affected by the magnitude, timing and riskiness, or volatility, of the cash flows. We hypothesize that if the expected values of two assets’ cash flows are equal, the value of the asset with more volatile cash flows will be lower.
Abdullah Yavaş, Nuriddin Ikromov
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Labor investment efficiency and cash flow volatility
Finance Research Letters, 2022Augustine Tarkom, Xinhui Huang
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Cash Flow Volatility as Opportunity
The Journal of Structured Finance, 2000The project finance industry is undergoing dramatic changes. Demand for global infrastructure investments is growing rapidly, but privatization, deregulation, and competitive pressure in most industries has created more uncertainty about the future development of cash flows.
Stephan Marti, Lowell Keith
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