Profit sharing ratio

This study aims to investigate the relationship between Islamic performance index involving Profit Sharing Ratio (PSR), Zakat Performance Ratio (ZPR), Equitable Distribution Ratio (EDR), Islamic revenues vs Non-Islamic revenues and the efficiency of intellectual capital including physical capital, human capital and structural capital on the financial performance of companies by consdring the supply chain management strategy: Return on total assets (ROA).

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Advanced financial accounting - Lecture 18: Partnership. The main topics covered in this chapter include: admission of partners (issues); change of profit sharing ratio; revaluation of assets and liabilities or revaluation of net assets; calculation of goodwill; accounting treatment of goodwill;... Please refer to the lecture for details!

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Advanced financial accounting - Lecture 19: Partnership. The main topics covered in this chapter include: admission of partners (issues); change of profit sharing ratio; salary; interest on capital; super profit method;... Please refer to the lecture for details!

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The present study has been carried out to observe the impact of capital adequacy ratio on the profitability ratios of Punjab National Bank during the implementation period of Basel II.

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The study was undertaken with an objective to quantify the comparative economics of Maize, under different supply chains in Northern and Southern Karnataka. A sample of 240 farmers was selected using random sampling method and the data was collected through personal interview method. Tabular analysis was employed for analysing the data. Northern and Southern Karnataka were purposively selected for their major contribution to Maize production. Among the Northern districts, Belagavi and Haveri and in Southern districts Davangere and Chitradurga had the highest area and production.

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The aim of this paper is to measure the financial performance of two Islamic banks in United Arab Emirates for the period of 2003 to 2007. Different groups of ratios have been used to measure the performance and make a comparison between these two banks. The ratios which are used are going to measure liquidity, profitability, management capacity, capital structure and share performance ratios. The research goes further step to measure the financial stability of the two banks.

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This study identifies the determinants of growth of selected companies in India. It is based on a sample of 250 companies given in the PROWESS database developed by Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). It covers a period of ten years, i.e., from 2004-05 to 2013-14. The growth of companies is measured in terms of compounded annual growth rate of net sales and market capitalization.

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The authors wanted to find out how recent financial crisis influenced performance of Croatian banks measured with ROA, ROE, NIM and Tobin's Q. Having this aim in mind, we have used many bank-specific, industry-specific or structural variables and macroeconomic variables. The analysis refers to 2007-2015 period. The research is conducted using static panel model on a balanced sample of Croatian banks listed on Zagreb Stock Exchange. The results of the analysis show that crisis dummy variable significantly influences performance but its direction is not uniform.

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Investigation was carried out during the year 2017-2018. For present study multistage sampling design was used in selection of district, tehsils, and village and ber growers. On the basis of high area under ber crop Pandharpur and Sangola tehsils were selected. From selected two tehsils 6 villages were selected purposely on the basis of highest area under ber crop. From each village 8 ber growers were selected. In this way 96 ber growers were selected for the present study.

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Maize (Zea maize) belongs to family (Gramineae). It is the third most important cereal food grain crop in the world followed by rice and wheat. The origin of maize is Mexico in Central America. It contributes about 20 per cent world’s total cereal production. For present study multistage sampling design was used in selection of district, tehsils, and village and maize growers. On the basis of high area under maize crop Malshiras, Pandharpur and Sangola tehsils were selected. From selected three tehsils 6 villages were selected purposely on the basis of highest area under maize crop.

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Regarding market structure, the concentration ratio—the asset shares held by the three largest banks— in each EAC country compare favorably with South Africa, particularly in the region’s three largest markets. This evidence by itself suggests that the level of competition in the banking sector should be even across these countries. However, bank performance indicators tell a different story: banks are more profitable in the EAC than in South Africa as evidenced by the higher spreads and the return on assets (ROA).

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Concentration ratios are perhaps the most frequently used indicator of banking sector competitiveness, with a high share of assets controlled by a small number of banks typically interpreted as indicative of a low level of competition. Bank spreads (the difference between lending and deposit rates) are also often used as indicators of banking efficiency and competition, with higher spreads and margins interpreted as an indication of greater inefficiencies and lack of competition in the banking sector.

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In 1993-94, when the “Socialist Market Economy” policy encouraged a new wave of reform, fiscal reforms were put in place to clarify fiscal revenues and responsibilities, and it included three components: a tax-sharing system, tax modernization, and a reform of tax administration that separated central and provincial tax collection. The new tax- sharing arrangements allocated certain sources of revenues to the center (e.g.

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Obviously, in this case we cannot fully eliminate the identification and causality problem because firms’ profits/losses may affect their demand for credit as well. In order to circumvent this problem (at least partly) we use in addition an interaction variable between the profitability dummy and the lagged value of the access to credit variable. The rationale is to test whether long-term enterprise-bank relations are associated with the firm’s viability.

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Cash availability is the lifeblood of the organization. With it, assuming there is proper management and economical, efficient, and Ceffective operations, the company can grow and prosper—without it the organization perishes. Like the absence of water to anything living, the absence of cash to the business means death—slow, torturous, physically painful, and men- tally agonizing.

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