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Journal of Business Strategy, 1987
Growth is one of the most risky business conditions a company will face. It is a condition that involves constant change and places a firm's assets and liabilities in a state of flux, creating a potentially unstable environment.
Cliff Bowman, David Asch
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Growth is one of the most risky business conditions a company will face. It is a condition that involves constant change and places a firm's assets and liabilities in a state of flux, creating a potentially unstable environment.
Cliff Bowman, David Asch
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Financial Management Strategies
2022This chapter explains how a global factory operates within a multi-currency environment and that managers need to understand the implications of exchange rate exposure and currency risk. It discusses the nature of and key players in the foreign exchange market and explores theories of foreign exchange rate determination and forecasting.
Chris Jones, Yama Temouri, Robert Read
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Business Strategy Series, 2007
PurposeThe purpose of this article is to introduce the “Financial Strategy Framework”.Design/methodology/approachDuring the course of the authors' ongoing financial management research, it was observed that leading academicians frequently integrate finance and strategy in interesting ways. Similarly, many top executives and firms tend to blend strategy
Joseph Calandro, Robert Flynn
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PurposeThe purpose of this article is to introduce the “Financial Strategy Framework”.Design/methodology/approachDuring the course of the authors' ongoing financial management research, it was observed that leading academicians frequently integrate finance and strategy in interesting ways. Similarly, many top executives and firms tend to blend strategy
Joseph Calandro, Robert Flynn
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Financial sector strategies and financial sector outcomes: Do the strategies perform?
Economic Systems, 2020Financial sector strategies enable financial policy makers and stakeholders to take a holistic view of the financial development needs in their country and formulate balanced financial policies. They help policy makers consider the systemic risk that different development policies involve and choose an informed way forward. This study constructed a new
Martin Melecky, Anca Maria Podpiera
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FINANCIAL STRUCTURE AND FINANCIAL STRATEGY
Journal of Financial Research, 1984AbstractEven if the value of the firm is unaffected by its capital structure, managers may have reasons to choose a particular structure. The prices of the firm's securities reflect the “market's” assessment of the value and riskiness of the firm. Should managers disagree with the market's assessment of the firm's risk or value, they will also disagree
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Strategies to Address Financial Abuse
Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect, 2010Financial abuse is a growing problem for older adults. This article outlines four major strategies for addressing elder financial abuse: (a) education and outreach, (b) general detection and universal screening, (c) legal interventions, and (d) multidisciplinary teams.
Shawna, Reeves, Julia, Wysong
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AI-driven financial strategies provide by leveraging machine learning, predictive analytics, and big data, financial institutions and policymakers can enhance their decision-making processes to drive positive environmental. This includes analyzing climate patterns, monitoring carbon emissions, assessing biodiversity loss, and predicting natural ...
Rakhi Shukla +5 more
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Rakhi Shukla +5 more
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Journal of Business Strategy, 1981
In a capitalistic society, the decisions about investing capital in productive resources are made primarily by private enterprise. The long‐term economic success of individual corporations and of the society as a whole are largely determined by the quality of such decisions.
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In a capitalistic society, the decisions about investing capital in productive resources are made primarily by private enterprise. The long‐term economic success of individual corporations and of the society as a whole are largely determined by the quality of such decisions.
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