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• Comparative market analysis
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• Strategic analysis of industry
  Sectoral analysis investigates [[competitive environment]] and evaluate attractiveness of the ==The scope of sectoral analysis==
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• Technical analysis
  ...ts, in order to find recurrent patterns useful in [[forecasting]] future [[market]] movements. ==Principles of technical analysis==
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• Fundamental analysis
  ...the [[company]], and in result, possible [[price]] movements. Fundamental analysis is generally used for long-term [[investments]]. ...s of statement of operations and analysis of statement of cash flows. This analysis provides analyst with list of current indicators and ratios, which can be u
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• Marketing planning rules
  ...nagers want to achieve within a specified time in the category of sales, [[market]] share, profitability, cash flow and liquidity, etc. It is also important ===Analysis of situation===
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• Strategic analysis
  ...ng business|legal]], [[environmental]], social, etc. In contrast, internal analysis covers the following functional areas of business: finance, human resources Due to the complexity of the subject areas of analysis, an important task is to have integrated - general - look at the whole [[co
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• Economic profile of a sector
  Economic profile of the sector is used in the analysis of the [[competitive environment]], which determines the conditions for all * Size of the [[market]] in units and annual income from the sale,
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• Customer analysis
  ...p organizations to find the most profitable customers (''ACCA P3. Business Analysis'' 2012, p. 79). ...indicate which clients offer or gives most [[profit]] (''ACCA P3. Business Analysis'' 2012, p. 79):
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• Scenario analysis
  ...ecision by considering various possible scenarios. The purpose of scenario analysis is to help decision makers understand the potential consequences of their d Scenario analysis involves creating different scenarios based on a variety of assumptions and
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• Market profile
  ...ures]], and forex, and is often used in combination with other [[technical analysis]] tools. ==Applications of market profile==
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• Descriptive statistical analysis
  ...erns, trends, and relationships between variables. Descriptive statistical analysis involves utilizing various [[statistical methods]] such as central tendenci ==Example of descriptive statistical analysis==
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• Business portfolio analysis
  ...ysis is also known as '''portfolio analysis''' or '''[[product]] portfolio analysis'''<ref>Gupta C.B. 2014, p. 202</ref>. ...ategic management]], it was introduced during the 1960s. Several portfolio analysis techniques have been developed since then. One of the best known is the [[B
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• Market performance
  ...[[bond]] or the [[consumer]] [[price]] index, can also be used to measure market performance. ...h looks at the underlying value of the market, can also be used to measure market performance.
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• Internal analysis
  ...e management]], [[information]] systems, and so on. Most common [[internal analysis]] methods are: * [[SWOT analysis]]
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• Demand analysis
  ...both theoretical and empirical sides for a long time because the empirical analysis of [[consumer]] behavior and the [[theory of consumer]] [[behavior]] has al "'''[[Demand]] analysis''' is a small subset of Econometrics, referring largely to the study of com
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• Analysis of project
  ...the best course of [[action]] for successful project completion. [[Project analysis]] involves researching, identifying, and understanding the impact of differ ==Example of analysis of project==
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• Force field analysis
  ...nd then weighing them up to decide whether to proceed with the change. The analysis helps to identify the forces that are supporting the change and those that To make a force field analysis, the following steps should be taken:
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• After the bell
  ...information]] regarding stock [[market]] that is released after that stock market has closed for the day. ==After the bell in stock market==
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• Company situation analysis
  ...etitiveness]] of company's resources and existing [[market]] position. The analysis is thus reduced to two issues: * analysis of the [[market environment]] ([[competitive environment]], development trends),
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• Market condition
  ...stock market, the level of economic growth, and the rate of [[inflation]]. Market conditions can also be affected by political, [[environmental]], and social ...to be in a bull market, and when stock prices are falling, it is in a bear market. Rising stock prices are generally accompanied by increased economic growth
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• Post hoc analysis
  ...pportunities, and draw more meaningful conclusions. For managers, post hoc analysis can be used to gain a better understanding of the results of their experime ==Example of post hoc analysis==
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• Incremental analysis
  ...l costs and benefits to determine whether the action is worth taking. This analysis considers the incremental changes between two scenarios and helps decision ==Example of incremental analysis==
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• Unsystemic risk
  ...stinct from [[systematic risk]], which is the risk that affects the entire market and cannot be diversified away. ...ect the performance of a specific company or industry, but not the broader market.
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• Strategic marketing
  * [[Strategic analysis]] of the [[environment]], [[competition]] and factors shaping the business * Selection of [[strategic goals|purpose]] and [[market]] [[strategy]]
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• Market growth rate
  ...t the market is expanding, while a negative growth rate indicates that the market is contracting. ==Applications of market growth rate==
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• Public aid
  ...xamination of the property’s condition, [[quality]] of construction, and [[market]] trends. ...ue''': The appraiser then estimates the value of the property based on the analysis of the data.
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• ASTRA analysis
  ...d [[strategy]], to withdraw from realizing it or adopt entirely new. ASTRA analysis is mainly used by the top [[management]] of the [[organization]]. It allows # Analysis of [[competitive environment]]
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• Sales analysis
  '''Sales analysis''' is a [[process]] of analyzing [[information]] on sales of products manuf ==The role of sales analysis==
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• Sales potential
  ...rom sales potential, a company [[needs]] to determine whether to enter a [[market]] or not. That is why the results of sales potential are so important for a ...asting]] the sales. Those are - growing or shrinking by certain percentage market share, location advantages, need of increasing sales force, increase in pro
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• Economic environment
  * There are relatively few suppliers in the market, reducing the ability of the business to switch from one supply source to a ==The importance of analysis of supply and demand==
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• Beta risk
  ...ble risk]], is the risk of an [[investment]] that is associated with the [[market]] as a whole. Beta risk is the risk that cannot be eliminated by diversifyi ...ysis because it is a measure of how much an individual asset is exposed to market risk. By understanding the Beta of an asset, investors can make better info
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• Property appraisal
  * '''Comparative [[market]] analysis''': The appraiser compares the property being appraised to other similar pr ...BV). The Market Value Estimate is the appraised value of the property. The Market Value Factor is the ratio of the comparable sales [[price]] to the appraise
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• Comparative analysis
  ...or [[benchmark]] to determine how well it meets the criteria. Comparative analysis can be used to make decisions on which item to purchase, which will be more For example, a business might use comparative analysis to compare the features of two potential software solutions for their [[nee
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• Property assessment
  ...comparison, correction of average prices and statistical analysis of the [[market]]: ...t least three similar properties that have already been on the real estate market, whether bought or sold;
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• Market attractiveness
  .... It is important to stress that this should be an objective assessment of market attractiveness using data external to the [[organization]]. The criteria th ...the matrix becomes meaningless, Scores, however, will be specific to each market.
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• Put-call ratio
  ...om 0 to infinity and beyond, and is used to gauge the overall sentiment of market participants. Generally, if the ratio is high, it suggests that investors a Put-call ratio can be used to identify potential turning points in the market, and also to gauge the overall investor sentiment. When the ratio is high,
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• Market demand
  ...Dwivedi, M. Shareef, S. K. Pandey, V. Kumar 2013, p.2). In other words, '''market demand''' is a total demand for a particular good or [[service]], that is t ==Types of market demand==
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• Functions of portfolio
  ...on]] of all products or [[service]] groups offered by [[company]] on the [[market]]. ...nomical influence might slip in and change the course of whole prosperity, market's level etc. Such examples as huge fire of acres of forest, devastating dro
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• Modeling of production development
  * product line [[planning]]: analysis of the existing [[product portfolio]], ...et]], [[identification]] of users' [[needs]] and the attractiveness of the market,
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• Market opportunity
  ...opriate use of market opportunities is possible by adopting an appropriate market [[strategy]], other than that of competitors (K. Banga, V. Mahajan, 2005, p ...considered the most '''fundamental decision'''. The choice of alternative market opportunities is also considered to be a good solution in this situation (M
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• Valuation method
  * '''Comparable [[company]] analysis (also known as "multiples analysis")''': This method involves comparing a company's financial metrics (such as * '''Discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis''': This method involves estimating the future cash flows a company will ge
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• Decentralization
  ...ucts. It forces managers to make in-depth economic analysis, analysis of [[market]] issues and sales, development of the [[product]] and a sound [[investment ...ralization allows for better adaptation to local [[needs]] in a changing [[market]] [[environment]]. Effective use requires that the following conditions are
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• STEEPLE analysis
  ...nalysis''', '''PESTLE analysis''' and '''PESTEL analysis'''. In '''PESTLED analysis''' additional '''D'''emographic factor is added. ==Main factors of STEEPLE analysis==
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• Opportunity analysis
  ...T analysis]] and [[TOWS analysis]], it requires also inputs from [[STEEPLE analysis]]<ref>Cavusgil, S. T., 2004, pp. 607-617</ref><ref>Gruber, M., 2008, pp. 16 * market changes
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• McKinsey matrix
  ...y matrix''' (other names: '''matrix of [[product]] attractiveness''', '''[[market]] attractiveness matrix''', '''GE matrix''') dates back to the seventies. I The [[method]] is also called '''McKinsey nine-field analysis''' ('''9W analysis''') of the company's [[production]] portfolio. This matrix consists of two
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• Targeting
  ...and thus also referred not to the rotation, but the net results (profits). Market segmentation is the basis for the selection of target markets ..., precede the selection of target markets. To experiment involves the same market and the application of different [[marketing]] tools and activities, such a
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• Analysis of preferences
  '''Analysis of preferences''' is a research approach consisting in classifying objects The basic methods of analysis of preferences in [[strategic management]] include ranking and scoring.
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• Active management
  ...more expensive than passive management due to the additional research and analysis required. ...ize on this conviction by overweighting or underweighting that security or market.
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• Multivariate data analysis
  ...] future trends or identifying [[customer]] preferences. Multivariate data analysis can help managers make more informed decisions, as it allows them to analyz ==Example of multivariate data analysis==
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• Environment
  ...novate and differentiate its products to remain competitive in a crowded [[market]]. ...or]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[PEST analysis]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[STEEPLE analysis]]}} }}
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• Strategic portfolio analysis
  ...preparing specific strategies for every group according to its [[relative market share]] and actual or projected sales growth rate. It can be also used to m '''Portfolio analysis''' in [[strategic management]] allows to answer key questions how to shape
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• Du Pont analysis
  Du Pont Analysis is a comprehensive [[evaluation]] [[method]] based on the profitability pre The Du Pont method has been used in financial analysis for the first time in 1919It was created by chief financial officer of Du P
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• Analysis of information
  ...views, reports and observations, to identify relationships and trends. The analysis of information helps to identify emerging opportunities and potential risks ==Example of analysis of information==
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• Oslo manual
  ...d other organisations. It provides guidance on the definition, collection, analysis and use of data on innovation and its effects. The Oslo Manual includes def ...ce, such as [[research and development]] expenditure, innovation output, [[market]] share and [[customer]] satisfaction.
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• Performance analysis
  ...hich can also be referred to as '''financial statement''' or '''accounting analysis''', "defines current state of a business, sub-business, [[company]] or [[pr ==Purpose of analysis==
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• Technological portfolio
  ...]] share. In this situation, it is considered appropriate to use portfolio analysis methods. ...encourage managers to take [[action]] adjusted to the requirements of the market, as well as to cope with the competition.
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• Feasibility analysis
  '''Feasibility analysis''' is an analysis of a [[project]] which supports [[process]] of decision-making by scrutinou '''Feasibility analysis''' is not a strict methodology and is not normative. Rather, it is a broad
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• Stock market performance
  ...s about when to buy and sell individual stocks. The performance of a stock market is also a good indicator of the overall economic health of a country or reg ==Example of stock market performance==
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• Fit gap analysis
  '''Fit gap analysis''' is a [[method]] used by businesses to compare their current business pro ==Example of fit gap analysis==
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• Technical correction
  ...correct them. Technical corrections are used as a way to ensure that the [[market]] price of a financial instrument is accurate and reflective of its true va ...intrinsic value. For example, if a stock had been trading at $150, but the analysis of past trading patterns and price movements indicated that its true value
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• Key success factors
  Analysis of the key success factors is the [[method]] used to analyze the resources ...n 6. The most common items highlighted by analysts, are: position in the [[market]], the level of [[organization]] of the company, profitability, share of [[
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• Book to market ratio
  ...market cap. Ability to '''predict the future''' provided by use of book-to-market ratio can be used to making '''relevant decision''' and show whole estimati ==The meaning of Book-to-market-ratio==
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• Method of calculating the BCG matrix
  ...f research participation and the [[competitiveness]] of companies in the [[market]]. ...competitor]] with a vertical axis at the point equal to half the span of [[market dynamics]]. This creates four quadrants of the chart, called the "star", "q
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• Market information
  ...market or on the market, it is order, description, [[need]] or decision of market participant. ...t of information associated with those variables in order to take rational market decisions in conditions of insecurity, connected with marketing [[managemen
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• Price pattern
  ...ows down for bigger accumulation/distribution<ref>Murphy J., ''[[Technical analysis]] of the financial markets'', 1999, p. 99-101</ref>. ...ide to Technical Analysis'', 2016, p. 503</ref><ref>Murphy J., ''Technical analysis of the financial markets'', 1999, p. 103-117</ref>:
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• Decline ratio
  ...line ratio) is an indicator of the degree to which securities perform in [[market]] movement. ...is indicator achieves severe values ​​at a certain level, the direction of market prices is expected to reverse (G. Yioryalis 2004, p. 57).
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• Business Intelligence
  ...Group, is the [[process]] of gathering, exploring, interpretation and data analysis, leading to enhancing and rationalization of [[decision making]] processes. ...nline analytical processing) tools: software enabling the multidimensional analysis of business [[information]] through integration, aggregation and visualizat
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• Financial planning
  ...ystem]] there is uncertainty, it is therefore necessary to make a detailed analysis of the impact of potential decisions on the financial results of [[manageme ...omic criteria. This means focusing on financial planning, because the free market's value growth depends on positive financial results of companies operating
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• PEST analysis
  ...most popular and simple [[method]] for [[strategic management|strategic]] analysis of [[organization]]’s [[far environment|macro environment]] containing fo ==PEST analysis factors==
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• Break even pricing
  ==Break even analysis== ...ratio]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Market value added]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Market demand]]}} }}
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• Competitiveness
  ...bility of an enterprise to compete and to be resistant for others on the [[market]]. ...five different [[market]] forces, regarding which one has to analyse its [[market]] situation when trying to determine its competitiveness. They are the foll
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• Quantitative market research
  ...luable insights into customer [[behavior]] and preferences. Quantitative [[market research]] is typically conducted through surveys, focus groups, experiment Quantitative market research is a powerful tool for gathering data that can be used to gain val
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• General and target market strategy
  ...satisfied by using only one set of [[marketing mix]] activities. General [[market]] consists of buyers with essentially similar [[needs]] and sellers who pro ...epresented by the ''average buyer'' with similar requirements as needed. [[Market]] is a relatively homogeneous whole. As a result, the enterprises applying
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• Sales planning
  ...petitors, [[customer]] preferences, and trends to understand the current [[market conditions]]. ...Defining Objectives''': Set sales goals such as sales volume, revenue, and market share.
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• Gap in the market
  ...n the market<ref>Scallan P. (2003), p.35</ref>. In other words, gap in the market is opportunity to develop new objectives and promote them<ref>Ellis K., Kea ==Working towards gap in the market==
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• Importance of swot analysis
  ...s to reduce weaknesses, while maximizing strong sides of the company. SWOT Analysis can also be used when it comes to accomplishing a specific goal in non-[[pr ==Results of SWOT analysis==
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• Potential market
  ...on a set of assumption inform about upper bound to actual sales. Potential market the first and key point to consider entering a new markets. ==Estimating Market Potential==
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• Make-or-buy analysis
  The '''make-or-buy analysis''' is an analysis in which we determine the costs and risks associated with the [[production] Genesis of make-or-buy analysis
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• ADL matrix
  '''ADL matrix''' is a portfolio analysis technique. It was created in the seventies at [[consulting]] [[firm]] Arthu ...l units within company beyond its competitors and achievement of leading [[market position]]. These are mostly products in the mature and declining sectors.
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• Cause of variation
  ...fluctuations or to an underlying issue that [[needs]] to be addressed. The analysis can help managers determine the best [[action]] to take to achieve the desi ...roduction]] output is lower than expected. They can use cause of variation analysis to identify the potential causes of the lower output, such as an increase i
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• STEEP analysis
  ...of [[external environment]] of the [[organization]]. It is based on [[PEST analysis]] method, with addition of additional '''E'''nvironmental factor. [[Externa ==Main factors of STEEP analysis==
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• Competitive position
  ...omotion, placement) instruments determines its competitive position in the market. It is also strongly affected by reputation, [[financial performance]], pro ...selective strategy, which is to focus on a limited number of segments and market niches.
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• Trend chart
  ==Trend analysis== Trend analysis allows to determine the [[behavior]] of the trend line in a given period of
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• Sales volume variance
  ...les volume should be compared with an ex-post estimate that reflects the [[market]] conditions prevailing during the period<ref>C.M. Drury 2013, p.565</ref> ==Profit Variance Analysis for a single product==
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• Project business case
  ...associated with implementing the proposed solution. It provides a detailed analysis of the costs, benefits, and risks of a project, in addition to the justific ...g]]. It also outlines the expected benefits, such as increased revenue and market share. The business case also assesses the potential risks associated with
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• Z spread
  ...]] [[bonds]] that are not traded frequently and do not have a observable [[market]] price. It is also used to determine the spread that a bond issuer would h ...ation of bonds that are not traded frequently and do not have a observable market price. Here are some situations when Z-spread is used:
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• Currency pair
  ...ffset losses in another, can help to reduce [[risk]] and protect against [[market]] volatility. ...cy pairs are the most widely traded and liquid currency pairs in the forex market. These pairs typically involve the US dollar and one of the other major cur
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• Capital market theories
  ...y did not go hand in hand with statistical market assumptions. The capital market has a very complex internal structure. We [[need]] certain results, justifi ==Efficient capital market==
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• Competitive environment
  ==Competitive Analysis== The purpose of the analysis of the competitive environment is:
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• Osma
  ...er versions of it that can be found, of course, based on other [[technical analysis]] indicators. We will take care of its most popular version, that is Osma f MACD itself is one of the most popular, if not the most popular, [[technical analysis]] index in the world. It is used by [[Strategic investor|investors]] who de
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• Markov Analysis
  '''Markov Analysis''' is a [[method]] that predicts the activity of a random variable, modelle ...ict the [[behaviour]] of gas particles trapped in a closed container. This analysis is also used to predict behaviour in groups of people. It is a method of [[
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• Hofer matrix
  ...ctor. Sometimes segments could be added to the circle, which reflect the [[market]] share of company in the sector. * Products D - despite the current difficulties can become market leaders or profitable producers
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• Required rate of return
  '''RRR = Risk-free rate + (Beta x ([[Market]] return - Risk-free rate))''' ...ity or [[systematic risk]] of the asset or project relative to the overall market
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• Vendor analysis
  ...alysis is a phenomenon that provides valuable [[information]] on current [[market]] prices and enables the imposition of an appropriate margin or [[cost]] su ==Methods of conducting vendors analysis==
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• Modeling in marketing
  * Regression Analysis: Used to identify relationships between sales and other independent variabl * [[Cluster]] Analysis: Used to identify homogenous customer segments based on similarities in the
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• External analysis
  ...iewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.199.7546&rep=rep1&type=pdf Intellectual capital analysis as a strategic tool]. [[Strategy]] & Leadership, 29(4), 21-26</ref>: * [[SWOT analysis]]
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• Latent class analysis
  ...esponses given to a set of observed variables. It is a type of [[cluster]] analysis that assumes that the responses to observed variables can be explained by t ==Example of latent class analysis==
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• Competitive rivalry
  ...aimed at analyzing the "difficulties" of the market. In a very competitive market, where companies outdo each other in pursuit of a [[client]], margins are u * number of competitors on the [[market]],
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• Economic feasibility
  ...ken, and it is often used in conjunction with other types of [[feasibility analysis]], such as technical feasibility and operational feasibility. ...venue from sales. They would also consider factors such as the size of the market for the new products, the level of [[competition]], and the target audience
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• Strategic decision making
  ...is a [[continuous process]] that helps organizations adjust to changing [[market]] conditions and remain competitive. It also helps organizations develop lo ...imize the company’s chances of success. This could include researching the market, developing [[marketing]] plans and [[pricing strategies]], and deciding wh
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• Analysis of customer
  '''Analysis of [[customer]]''' is common [[method]] used in [[marketing]] for acquiring ...lients and maximize [[customer value]]. To gain the needed information for analysis there are various methods:
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• Book-to-Market Ratio
  ...ventures to recognize undervalued or overvalued securities. '''The book-to-market''' proportion and the measurement of a [[company]]'s [[investment]] are set ==Formula of the Book-to-Market Ratio==
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• Sheriffs sales
  ==Market clearing== ...Sales on Condominium Sub-Market Property Values]'' The Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy </ref>
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• Market value of equity
  ...assess their overall financial health. It can also be used to compare the market value of different companies and sectors, and to compare the performance of ==Example of market value of equity==
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• Rating agency
  * '''[[Fundamental analysis]]''': This approach involves analyzing the borrower's financials, such as t * '''[[Cash flow analysis]]''': The rating agency looks at the borrower's ability to generate suffici
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• Shadow Pricing
  ...stem]] to check for marginal [[production]]. When the [[absence]] of the [[market]] price occurs, the most relevant measure is based on the amount of [[money ...nnot be quantified by the two main points such as references to a cost and market price.
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• Market mapping
  ...uppliers of products or services competing with each of them in a specific market. At the same time, the specific routes through which the products are marke ...markets, more than one market map is needed. It is very important that the market map keeps track of products and services along with competitors' products a
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• Demographic variables
  ...industries can change strategy and find a solution to better match local [[market]] conditions. There are many more examples that it is one of the factor whi ...h; {{i5link|a=[[Geodemographic segmentation]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Sales analysis]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Sales potential]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Heavy use
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• Market potential
  '''[[Market]] potential''' is defined as the maximum [[demand]] or high response for a ==Factors on which the concept of market potential depends==
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• Value for money
  '''Value for [[money]]''' the analysis of the [[quality]] / [[price]] ratio allows us to determine the [[competiti ...action rate from the product to the average level of satisfaction in the [[market]], an advantage or lack thereof in the aspect of matching the product to th
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• Opportunity risk
  ...particular opportunity and how to manage any potential risks involved. The analysis typically includes an assessment of the upside potential of the opportunity ...tical or [[economic risk]], and missing out on potential returns from that market.
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• Integrated measuring system
  ...of [[strategic analysis]] beyond the narrowly understood area of financial analysis. ...at the [[company]]. They allow to make broad and objective assessment and analysis of the company.
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• FOREX trading strategies
  ...here is no central exchange or hub where orders are processed in the forex market, which instead consists of a global, connected network of currency buyers a ...of the currency market: '''[[fundamental analysis]]''' and '''[[technical analysis]]'''.
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• Microeconomics
  ..., and [[monopoly]]. It looks at how the characteristics of these different market structures influence firms' pricing and output decisions. ...ources efficiently. This can occur due to externalities, public goods, and market power.
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• Marketing principles
  ...ing Mix|marketing mix]] and strategy, the company engages [[in marketing]] analysis, [[planning]], implementation and control. Through these activities, the co * Describe the current competitive [[market]] for your product.
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• Accounting ratios
  '''Accounting ratios''' - such ratios, which are created based on [[market]] data regarding the [[company]] and based on information contained in the ...alysis, it should be remembered that it is based on historical data. Ratio analysis also has some advantages over other financial analyzes - it is simply simpl
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• Competitive equilibrium
  ...terest]], and no one has an incentive to change their [[behavior]]. This [[market condition]] is a cornerstone of economic theory and is used to analyze the ...e market forces of supply and demand and the workers and employers in this market are both acting in their own self-interest.
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• Horizontal integration
  ...nergies that allow for greater production [[efficiency]], an increase in [[market]] share, and consequently a higher [[profit]] (Chen et al 2021). ...[[know-how]], managing them in order to achieve a greater presence in the market.
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• Statistical methods
  * '''Exploratory Data Analysis''': This step involves exploring the data for patterns, trends, and relatio ...esses make better decisions by predicting [[customer]] [[behaviour]] and [[market]] trends.
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• Chande Momentum Oscillator
  ...spot extremes in [[market]] momentum, and it has many uses in [[technical analysis]]<ref>Chande T. S. and S. Kroll (1994), p. 95</ref>. "It is a variation on ...tor that can be used to identify and measure the momentum of a security or market.
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• Long-legged doji
  '''Long-legged [[doji]]''' in [[technical analysis]] is a candlestick pattern in which opening and closing prices differ sligh '''The bullish candle''' consists of<ref> Think Market (2014), p. 5</ref>:
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• Case study approach
  ...understanding of the subject. The case study approach allows for detailed analysis of behavior, motivations, and decisions, and can be used in a variety of co ...ent]], to determine how the organization is responding to changes in the [[market]] or [[industry]].
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• Put/call ratio
  .... This can provide a valuable insight into the underlying sentiment of the market, and can help managers make informed decisions. ...managers can make more informed decisions about when to enter and exit the market.
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• Strategic management functions
  ...used in the different stages of the [[strategic management]] [[process]]: analysis, [[planning]], implementation and strategic control. Summary of various man #* preparation of a [[Strategic portfolio analysis|portfolio of projects]] for implementation of the mission,
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• Competitor
  ...competes with other entities in the market, by providing a more favorable market offer. All the companies in the market have competitors. Usually the number of competitors depends on the success
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• Market orientation
  ...feedback in order to create a [[competitive advantage]]. Companies who are market-oriented are often more successful in creating products and services that m ==Example of Market orientation==
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• Bear flag
  '''A Bear Flag''' is one of the chart patterns in the stock market. It is a clear, strong decline in volume in the case of negative fundamenta '''Flag patterns are among the most powerful chart patterns in the stock [[market]] world.''' Not only do they provide a good signal, but, more importantly,
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• Market failure
  '''[[Market]] failure''' is a situation where the market does not produce the optimal [[allocation of resources]] in the economy. It ...associated with the transaction cannot be easily taken into account by the market participants, leading to an inefficient outcome.
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• Near environment
  ==Analysis of near environment== ...he company to customize their resources to the requirements of implemented market strategy.
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• Evaluation of sector's attractiveness
  * [[market]] criteria (e.g. market, [[competition]], stability), |2. Market saturation level
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• Financial risk management
  ...o manage financial risk. Primarily [[operational risk]], credit risk and [[market]] risk, with more specific variants listed alongside. As for [[risk managem * Market Risks
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• Threat of new entrants
  ...ke to increase profits and reduce the tendency to attack from the outside. Analysis is a helpful tool for existing companies to consider a new venture or asses '''Five forces shaping competition in Porter's analysis''' are (T. Grundy 2006, p. 214):
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• International business research
  * An analysis of the effects of foreign direct [[investment]] on developing economies. ...s influencing the decision of a [[company]] to enter a new international [[market]].
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• IFE matrix
  ...but with numbers in the construction. Overall scores are used for further analysis, setting priorities for [[business plans]] and [[strategic goals]]. IFE mat * good position on a [[market]] (high market value)
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• Risk estimation
  * '''[[Cost]]-Benefit Analysis''': Cost-benefit analysis is a quantitative tool used to calculate the expected costs and benefits of * '''Failure Modes and Effects Analysis ([[FMEA]])''': FMEA is a risk assessment method that examines the potential
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• Marketing research
  * [[cost]] analysis and financial analysis, ==[[Cost]] analysis and financial analysis==
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• Market segmentation process
  ...n and intensify income (Jiapeng Liu et al. 2018, p. 1).Other definition of market segmentation is that it is a strategy of choosing, which products should be ==Process of market segmantation==
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• Market reach
  '''[[Market]] Reach''' is the '''approximate number of potential customers''', which is ...eract in order to exchange goods or services for monetary value or barter. Market also includes instruments that help determine the [[price]] of particular i
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• Sum of the parts valuation
  ...each division, such as the revenue and profits of each division and the [[market]] value of any assets associated with them. Once the value of each individu ...with each division, such as the revenue and profits of each division, the market value of any assets associated with them, and any liabilities associated wi
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• Labour market trends
  ...ey to create effective policies for job creation is to understand [[labour market trends]]. Global [[employment]] estimates show the potential of different r ==Changes on the labour market==
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• Gravestone doji
  Typical [[market]] decisions related to gravestone doji are: ...This is due to the fact that in order to continue the upward trend in the market, new buyers should appear.
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• Economic factors affecting business
  ..., '''PESTLE''' and other derivatives of strategic [[business environment]] analysis. * levels of [[market]] [[demand]] and supply
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• Forward curve
  ...the future price of a commodity or financial instrument based on current [[market]] conditions. Forward curves can be used in a variety of applications, such There are several ways to use a forward curve in financial analysis and decision-making:
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• Vrio model
  ...By doing so, managers can identify threats and opportunities within the [[market]]. The model is based on the notion that a [[firm]]'s [[resources and capab ...increase [[efficiency]], which can lead to increased profits and a higher market share. Technology must be valuable, rare, costly to imitate and well organi
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• Methodology research design
  ...ing an appropriate research design, and constructing a data collection and analysis [[plan]]. It is particularly important for [[management]] research, as it h ...order to answer questions about a phenomenon. It is commonly used for the analysis of large datasets or for the comparison of different groups.
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• Product research
  ...[[customer]] requirements, competitive landscape and other aspects of the market. This helps companies to identify potential customer needs and develop prod ...pricing and design, which can be tailored to meet the needs of the target market.
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• Look-Ahead Bias
  ...if it uses information unavailable on the test date. In this example, the analysis conducted the test under the assumption that the necessary accounting infor ...d may be too short for testing an anomaly. Ideally, an analyst should test market anomalies over several business cycles to ensure that results are not perio
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• Tape Reading
  ...me, it minimizes your trading [[risk]]. Finally, reading the tape is about analysis the bid, offer, size, volume, and prints. With reading the tape you will be ...Long practice will make the Tape Reader proficient in forecasting stock [[market]] events.
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• Equity research
  ...research''' means [[company]] finance analysis, performance of coefficient analysis, financial modeling ([[forecasting]] of financial results) and conducting a * The role of analyst equity research is based on continuous analysis of actions, tracking of messages, conversations with [[management]] or esti
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• Factors affecting business
  Managers use [[internal analysis]] or [[external analysis]] to determine those factors and its influence on [[organization]]. ==Method of analysis of the external factors==
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• SPACE method
  * [[market]] potential, * ease of market entry
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• Earnings Multiplier
  ''Earnings Multiplier = Price/Earnings Ratio = Current [[Market]] Price/Expected 12-Month Earnings'' ...or too low) based upon how it compares to the P/E ratio for the aggregate market, for the firm's industry, and for similar firms and stocks (F. K. Reilly, K
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• Macro environment analysis
  '''Macro [[environment]] analysis''' involves [[identification]] of [[external environment]] or [[far environ Key steps in analysis<ref>Kozlinskis, V., 2006, pp. 111-117</ref>:
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• Negative correlation
  ...], and product features, managers can gain an understanding of the current market trends and make informed decisions about how to allocate resources. * '''Correlation Analysis''': Looking for patterns in the data and using statistical tests to measure
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• Risk and opportunity
  * '''Risk''': Building a new [[product]] before thoroughly testing its [[market]] might lead to a [[financial loss]]. Accepting a new [[client]] without co ...new product design might lead to a [[competitive advantage]] and improved market share. Taking on a new client who is willing to pay a premium rate for [[qu
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• Simulation scenarios
  ...ting]]: Simulation scenarios can be used to model different economic and [[market]] conditions and their impact on a company's [[financial performance]]. Thi ...ompetitor]]. The simulation allows companies to assess the impact on their market share, pricing, and profitability.
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• Risk classification
  * Probabilistic risk analysis, ...isks, reputational risks, business risks, strategic risks, credit risks, [[market]] risks (e.g. currency, equity).
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• Promotional plan
  ...d [[information]] on the introduction of new products or services to the [[market]] or improvement of the approach to existing products(Liche B.M. 2019, 3-5) ...ributing to the increase of [[competitiveness]] of the [[company]] on the market may be a properly prepared [[marketing]] plan. The structure of the marketi
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• Feasibility study
  ...ational, legal, and scheduling considerations. It is an [[evaluation]] and analysis of the potential of a proposed project, idea, or business venture to determ The purpose of a feasibility study is to provide decision makers with an analysis of the potential success of a project in order to make an informed decision
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• Country basket
  ...imilar in some conditions, that are analyzed together in order to make the analysis easier. The examples of such basket are: ...[[investment]] in whole basket can lead to losses (exit from profitable [[market]]).
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• Selection of target markets
  ...d therefore not related to [[turnover]], but to the net effects (profits). Market segmentation is the basis for selecting target markets ...de the selection of target markets. Possibility of experimenting gives the market itself as well as the use of activation measures such as advertising, displ
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• Strategic group
  ...pportunities. Strategic groups can be identified by analyzing companies' [[market]] positions, [[product]] offerings, and competitive strategies. Understandi * '''Market-based strategic groups''': These are groups of companies that serve similar
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• Strategic trajectory evaluation
  ...ect historical performance data: This includes financial, operational, and market data, as well as data on key [[performance indicators]] (KPIs) that are rel # Identify areas for improvement: Based on the analysis, areas for improvement are identified and recommendations are made to addre
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• Map of strategic groups
  ...enterprises in a different form. [[Strategic group]] map is a tool for the analysis of [[competition]] in the sector, and thus allows to observe the relationsh To be more precise analysis can use plotted logos (square, rectangle), which illustrates the most compe
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• Market value ratios
  The [[market]] value ratios indicate the current [[company]]'s value and, for [[publicly 1) '''Price / Earnings ratio (P/E)''' - shows the market price in relation to companies earnings. Simply saying how many of dollars
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• Development and research
  ...inent information on a specific topic, often involving data collection and analysis. Research is often done to gain new insights into a subject, validate a hyp * A research team may use data analysis to identify patterns and trends in customer [[behavior]]. This information
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• Data collection process
  .... They can be used to gather information about [[customer]] preferences, [[market]] trends, [[employee]] performance, and organizational processes. Data coll * Data analysis: This involves analyzing the data collected to draw valuable business insig
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• Go no go decision
  ...k D. proposes 12 go-no-go matrix in introducing a new [[product]] to the [[market]]. The recommendation would be to answer "yes" to each of below questions b # Is the product different from other products in the market?
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• BCG growth-share matrix
  ...ategic management]] and [[production management]] and [[business portfolio analysis]]. ...bles are placed along the axes (Fig. 1) describing ''[[bcg portfolio]]''===Market growth - Y axis===
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• Ansoff strategy model
  ...ariables: [[product]] and [[market]]. Both for the [[product]] and for the market, managers consider two situations: current and new (projected) status. ...in form of Ansoff matrix (product/market matrix) or so called '''product [[market expansion]] grid'''.
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• Crisis management
  * characteristics of the sector and the current situation in the [[market]], Proper actions of managers allows the company a chance to stay on market and successfully face another crisis.
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• Sales mix
  ...does not consider the impact of external factors, such as changes in the [[market]] or economic conditions. * '''Gross Margin Analysis''': Gross margin analysis looks at the profits of individual products, rather than the percentage of
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• Strategy maintenance
  ...that could affect the effectiveness of existing strategies. Based on this analysis, strategy maintenance may involve adjusting existing strategies, such as [[ ...rends to identify gaps in its current [[product]] offerings. Based on this analysis, the company could introduce new products to meet customer needs or discont
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• Market environment
  ...e an impact to build and maintain [[customer]] relations by companies. The market environment can be split for three levels. Can distinguishes: ...anization practiced (used) to create, share the [[information]] or deliver market offers.
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• Business environment
  ...ocal government]] authorities, financial institutions, strategic allies, [[market]] regulators) that may have direct impact on the organization. [[Market environment]] (usually regarded as near environment) consist of:
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• Research in advertising
  ...ch - This involves analyzing existing data such as [[industry]] reports, [[market]] research reports, and customer reviews. This type of research helps marke * Market Segmentation Research - This involves grouping customers based on shared ch
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• Segment of the market
  The main goal is to analyze [[market]] and customers [[needs]]. # Analysis - analyze data to remove highly correlated variables then determining maxim
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• Secondary data sources
  ...er valuable source of secondary data. These studies often provide in-depth analysis on specific topics, such as [[consumer]] [[behavior]] or economic trends. ...t can be used to understand customer [[needs]], preferences, and behavior. Market research studies can provide valuable insights into competitor activities a
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• Automated valuation model
  ...an estimated value. This estimated value is then compared to the current [[market]] value and adjusted accordingly. An example of an automated valuation model is the Multiple Regression Analysis (MRA) [[method]]. This model uses a series of regression equations that are
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• Insider buying
  ...]: This is when the insider buys shares through a stock broker on the open market. This is the most common way for insiders to acquire shares. ...example, an insider at a company might purchase 10,000 shares on the open market for a total [[cost]] of \$50,000. This would signal to other investors that
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• Strategic decision
  ...diaries abroad, sale of license for companies operating on international [[market]], implementation of the new IT [[system]]. ...eciding, company's [[board]] should be guided by an earlier experience and analysis of the changing [[environment]], because such decisions have long-term effe
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• Product development strategy
  ...or modifying existing ones and then offering them to the current or new [[market]]. Organizations that want to use it must be innovative and creative. Howev ...isting market by improving existing products or creating new ones that the market is looking for.
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• Three white soldiers
  ...e white candlesticks with consistently rising closing prices<ref>Technical Analysis, p. 101</ref>. The pattern predicts a downtrend. ...[[need]] to know what a short and long position when trading in the Forex market.
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• Types of forecasts
  ...Examples of quantitative forecasts include linear regression, time series analysis, and exponential smoothing. * '''Time series analysis''': This methodology uses historical data to identify patterns and trends i
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• Three Black Crows
  ...hree Black Crows''' is a pattern used in [[technical analysis]] on stock [[market]]. Three Black Crows is a bearish reversal signal that leads to actual reve Clarity of signals is a great advantage in candlestick analysis. Among these are two three-day candlestick signals, the [[three white soldi
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• Information
  ...utilise many [[management]] techniques (such as [[SWOT analysis]], [[PEST analysis]]), prepare [[strategic decision]]s. So it is important do prepare and main ...ation theory]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Global risk]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Market positioning]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Descriptive model]]}} &mdash; {{i5link
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• Contingent valuation
  ...the value of public goods, such as [[environmental]] services, that lack a market [[price]]. ...asure the value of goods or services that may not have a readily available market, such as a public good.
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• Tornado diagram
  ...is one of the diagram types, which is used for deterministic [[sensitivity analysis]]. ==What is sensitivity analysis?==
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• Market dynamics
  ...in supply, demand and pricing economic models.Many economists established market dynamics. Arguably, they are most developed in Porter's five forces of [[co ...il [[firm]]. Whereas for a web 2.0 business, a social network for example, market dynamics analytics may be the total amount of free time spent online for bo
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• Business case development
  * A [[company]] wants to expand its [[production]] to a new [[market]] and [[needs]] to determine if the project is financially feasible. The bu ...potential costs associated with the product launch, an evaluation of the [[market potential]] for the product, and an assessment of the potential revenue tha
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• Strategic position
  ...position is used to determine the best way to position the company in the market and to develop strategies to maximize the company's competitive advantage. ...anagers analyze the [[environment]] and the [[company]] (e.g. using [[TOWS analysis]]), then they create [[mission and vision]] of the company, and [[strategic
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• Net worth statement
  There are three possible outcomes for your net worth analysis <ref> S. Spann 2009, p. 53 </ref>: * [[money]]-[[market]] accounts
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• Competitive benchmarking
  ...to improve the company's performance and gain a competitive edge in the [[market]]. ...ng can be used to develop new strategies to gain a competitive edge in the market.
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• Multidimensional scaling
  '''Multidimensional scaling''' (MDS) is a type of data analysis technique used to visualize the similarities or dissimilarities between obj ...s of objects that are similar to each other, which can be used for further analysis. In addition, the output of MDS can be used to identify outliers in the dat
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• Decision point
  ...nes in [[planning]] and [[project management]]. Synonym for decision point analysis is the extraction of decisions. Its main task is to detect links between [[ ...on, what is the detailed information about them. Construction and in-depth analysis of the model.
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• Economic trend
  ...r a job. A decline in the unemployment rate indicates an improving labor [[market]], while an increase signals a slowing economy. ...n a given area. An increase in housing prices signals an improving housing market, while a decline suggests a weakening.
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• Commercial value
  ...ed with the free [[production]] or transfer of goods, which under normal [[market conditions]] would express a certain value in the form of [[money]] or equi Another way to calculate commercial value is through [[market research]]. This involves gathering customer feedback and analyzing the dat
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• LIBID
  ...at which banks can borrow funds from other banks in the London interbank [[market]]. LIBID is used as a [[benchmark]] for short-term interest rates and is of ...ey market or the overnight market because most of the transactions in this market are short-term, typically overnight.
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• Overbought oversold indicator
  ...on a stock [[market]]. It is one of the areas of high importance for stock market researchers and finance professionals. There are several different techniqu Overbought/oversold indicators are a type of [[technical analysis]] tool that measure the buying and selling pressure in a security, currency
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• Strategic risk
  ...Strategic risk is related to the long-term activity of the company on the market, its growth, dynamics of development, decision-making and the implementatio * launching a new [[product]] on the [[market]],
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• Technology scouting
  ...the logical response to the enlargement of the technological [[know-how]] market caused by the [[globalization]] of R&D (Rohrbeck,2007). ...phase, technologies are assessed against two criteria: the impact of the [[market]] and the complexity of technological implementation (Rohrbeck, 2007).
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• Production capacity curve
  ==Analysis of plots== ...or the availability of technology or the level of [[competition]] in the [[market]], which can limit the production of certain goods.
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• Value of information
  ...It is the utility of the data to give insight and understanding into the [[market]] and customers. For [[management]], value of information is the ability to ...formation. This cost could be direct costs such as the cost of research or market studies, or indirect costs such as the opportunity cost of not investing in
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• Search for information
  ...to identify customer needs and develop a [[strategy]] for entering the new market. ...nformation, there are other methods such as field observation and document analysis. All of these methods can help to collect data and make informed decisions.
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• Market metrics
  '''[[Market]] metrics''' are a key indicator of how well the [[marketing]] efforts for ...ustomer]] and [[stakeholder]] segments and a multitude of purposes. Each [[market research]] [[firm]] supplies data efficiently, according to its own [[syste
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• Strategic management tools
  ...ision-making [[process]]. These tools provide a structured approach to the analysis of a [[company]]'s internal and external [[environment]], enabling managers ...ange, high [[cost]] structure, lack of innovative [[marketing]]). From the analysis, they identified opportunities (expansion into new markets, use of social m
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• Analytic network process
  ...managers to make informed decisions based on a logical and [[quantitative analysis]] of the decision-making problem. ...], potential sales revenue, [[customer]] feedback, competitive analysis, [[market research]], and the company’s resources. In order to make an informed dec
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• Strategic analysis methods
  * methods of economic analysis, * methods of analysis of [[competitive advantage]]
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• Strategy wheel
  ...ing the boundaries and limits of that organization. The main tasks in this analysis include: # Identify [[market]] requirements (customer [[needs]]).
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• Willingness to pay
  ...o pay can be used in situations where there is a lack of pricing data or [[market]] [[information]], or where there is a [[need]] to understand the value of ...consumer is willing to pay for a good or service regardless of the current market price.
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• Capture rate
  ...mber of size, age and income classified renter households in the primary [[market]] sphere. ...f> National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysis members, (2007) "Market Study terminology" </ref>.</p>
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• Base effect
  ...nce, the base effect should be taken into account to avoid any bias in the analysis. ...ear, the base effect should be taken into account to avoid any bias in the analysis. For example, if the sales of the new product are increasing compared to th
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• Altman Z score
  ...risk of bankruptcy of the enterprise. In the multidimensional discriminant analysis [[process]], appropriate coefficients were selected for them. The final ver * X4 = ([[Market]] value of the enterprise / Accounting value of the debt) - It measures the
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• Milton Friedman
  ...tatistics, particularly in the development of the [[method]] of regression analysis. He also developed techniques for using data from sample surveys to estimat * Free [[Market]] Capitalism: Friedman was a strong advocate of free market capitalism and limited [[government intervention]] in the economy. He belie
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• Mapping knowledge
  * '''Data analysis''': This involves analyzing the data collected in order to make sense of it ...f ways. For example, a [[company]] may use mapping knowledge to identify [[market]] trends in order to make more informed decisions about their products or s
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• Global risk
  ...'' contains the risks which have a broad-based '''influence on the world [[market]]'''. Global risk relates to the '''negative risks''', which have a crucial ...in a two-step approach to risk monitoring'''. This would make global risk analysis '''more accurate and targeted''' <ref> SG Cecchetti, I Fender, P McGuire 20
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• Float time
  '''Critical Path [[Method]] (CPM)''' is a schedule network analysis technique that specifies the floating-point quantity or schedule flexibilit ...escribe the amount of time it takes for a security to be traded from one [[market]] to another. In this case, the float time is usually measured in days or w
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• Strategic planning models
  ...ay attention to the [[asset base]]. This is related to value monitoring, [[market]] definition and understanding of value. First, an analysis of the company or the [[environment]] should be carried out. Then we should
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• Investment environment
  ...sis]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Country basket]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[STEEP analysis]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Strategic planning tools]]}} }}
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• Business driver
  ...ernal, such as the company's culture and processes, or external, such as [[market]] trends, [[customer]] demands, or legal regulations. [[Business drivers]] * '''Market trends''': Companies must stay on top of market trends in order to stay competitive. This includes identifying emerging mar
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• Uptrend
  ...ooked is that trend lines often [[need]] to be redrawn as a bull or bear [[market]] is extended<ref>J.D. Schwager 2001, p.34-35</ref>. ...of time. This typically happens when investors become bullish on the stock market and start to invest more money. For instance, the Dow Jones Industrial Aver
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• Groups of consumers
  ...ervices more effectively. Market segmentation, which focuses on dividing a market into distinct groups of consumers, can be used to identify consumer groups There are several types of consumer groups that can be identified through market segmentation. These include:
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• Continuous Bond
  ...d maturities that vary according to the country's economic [[needs]] and [[market]] conditions. Examples of government bonds include U.S. Treasury bonds, Jap ...nominations and maturities that vary according to the issuer's needs and [[market conditions]]. Examples of corporate bonds include [[investment]] grade bond
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• Valuation of companies
  ...which is then multiplied to arrive at the company's market capitalization. Market capitalization is used as a measure of a company's size and can be used by ...ount the company’s [[risk]] profile and the overall cost of capital in the market. The discount rate is then used to calculate the present value of the expec
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• Economic efficiency
  ...n the cost or benefit of an [[action]] is not fully accounted for in the [[market]], but rather is imposed on a third party. This can lead to inefficient out * '''Cost-benefit analysis''': This is a [[method]] of evaluating projects or [[investments]] by asses
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• Entering the market
  ...tribution strategy]], branding, and promotion. The success of entering the market depends on the company's ability to deliver a compelling value proposition ==Example of entering the market==
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• International marketing strategy
  ...ing plans to capitalize on those opportunities. This includes conducting [[market]] research, formulating international marketing objectives, creating a [[pr * '''[[Market expansion|Market Expansion]] Strategy''': This strategy involves expanding existing markets
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• Geographic market segmentation
  ...] segmentation''' is a [[marketing]] [[strategy]] that involves dividing a market into specific geographic regions, such as countries, states, regions, citie ==Example of geographic market segmentation==
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• Benefits of strategic management
  * enables critical view and analysis of possible future scenarios of [[market]] and [[company]] and allows CxOs to break away from the problems of everyd * provides large picture view of whole [[system]] ([[company]]-[[market]]-[[competition]]) and a way to disseminate [[information]] from top to bot
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• Informal economy
  ...y. As a social phenomenon, informal economy involves an unregulated labour market, which allows the employer to evade paying social security benefits. It is ...to: moon-shining, manufacture and sale of narcotics etc. As a rule illegal market activities are highly profitable.
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• Quality improvement
  * Carrying [[market]] analysis * Analysis of [[customer]] [[needs]] and expectations,
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• Critical activities
  ...ey terms in '''Critical Path [[Method]]''' ('''CPM''') or '''Critical Path Analysis''' ('''CPA'''). [[Critical path method|Critical Path Method]] is a network | B || Analysis || 5 days
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• Flow of information
  ...her, and from one country to another. The flow of information involves the analysis of the data for the purpose of making logical and informed decisions. It is ...business analyst gathers and reviews data from multiple sources, performs analysis, and presents their findings and recommendations to [[management]] to infor
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• Strategic cost management
  ...al resources]] preparation which are needed to achieve desired strategic [[market]] position in cost effective manner. Strategic cost management involves [[i ...owners establish direct and indirect cost of a product or [[system]]. This analysis meant to uncover all the lifetime costs that follow from owning certain kin
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• Media mix
  ...pportunities In Media Mix Modeling.''] Google Inc. </ref>. Media mix model analysis is needed also, because the clients are nowadays much tougher to reach and * Control factors - seasonality, weather and [[market]] [[competition]].
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• Litigation risk
  ...y way is to take risk and operate in unstable environment. Litigation risk analysis helps to determine possible results of such decision. ...best way. But they will fail in transformation the customer advisers into market members if they aren't able to collect the necessary risk capital (J.T. Mol
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• Aggressiveness strategy
  ...tools used to obtain [[competitive advantage]] over other players in the [[market]]. ...involve broad [[market research]] activities and comprehensive market data analysis.
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• Scope of work
  ...rm the task successfully without one of them. Thanks to the scope of work, analysis is directed toward the [[information]] that answer the questions that arise ...of electrical systems for a factory''': A scope of work should include an analysis of the factory's current electrical infrastructure, an assessment of its po
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• Data collection methods
  ...urce. This data can be used to gain insights into the current state of a [[market]] or [[industry]], or to compare the effectiveness of different strategies. ...i5link|a=[[Analysis and interpretation]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Case study analysis]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Multiple case study]]}} }}
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• Trading channel
  '''Trading channel''' is used in [[technical analysis]] to create buy and sell signals based on charts. The trading channel is dr Trading channels are fundamental tools in technical analysis. They help to create signals for traders, and to predict levels of prices.
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• Cost variance
  ==Variance analysis== ...between actual and planned [[behavior]]. There are two phases of Variance analysis:
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• Unlevered beta
  ...is a measure of the volatility of the stock with respect to the overall [[market]], and can be used to compare the [[risk]] of companies with different capi ...represent the volatility of a company's stock with respect to the overall market, and the corporate tax rate is used to adjust for the effect of debt on the
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• ABC analysis
  '''ABC analysis''' is a [[method]] used in inventory [[management]] that ranks products fro ...oned above (A-F, for example)<ref>Aydin, (2013)</ref>. Though similar, ABC analysis in cost accounting, also known as activity-based costing, is not the same a
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• Investment memorandum
  * [[marketing]] information ([[market]], marketing [[strategy]], products, sales structure, pricing, promotions, ...te project. It contains detailed information about the project such as the market, the location, the financials, and the projected returns.
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• Product competitors
  ...ng the [[industry]] to identify who the other major players are and what [[market]] share they have. This can be done by looking at reports, industry publica ...quipped to differentiate your product and create a competitive edge in the market. This in turn will help you to attract customers and establish your brand.
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• Five forces analysis
  It is one of the methods of [[strategic analysis]]. Its name comes from the five factors that managers consider during exami * The structure of the [[market]] share,
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• Span margin
  '''SPAN margin''' is a margin calculated by Standardized Portfolio Analysis of [[risk]] [[system]]. The system is used in [[futures]] and [[options]] e ...ptions and OTC (Over-The-Counter) markets were invented to insure the cash market. "Through the SPAN system, traders are rewarded for being aware of this. Al
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• Economic value of equity
  ...c concept that evaluate s the influence of interest rate changes on fair [[market]] values of asset, liabilities, and equity. ...Note that loans also have a theoretical economic value just like bonds. If market interest rates rise sharply, then existing fixed rate loans will be worth l
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• Strategic option
  ...e of the most common strategic options for businesses is to increase their market share. This can be achieved by launching new products, expanding into new m ...mbining two or more businesses in order to gain [[economies of scale]] and market power.
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• Context of the organization
  ...ccess factors]], etc. Is should also contain comprehensive [[stakeholder]] analysis. Context of the organization is then used to make strategic implementation ==Tools that can be used for analysis==
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• TOWS analysis
  ...ompany situation analysis]]. TOWS concept is closely related to the [[SWOT analysis]]. According to H. Weihrich: '''Threats''', '''Opportunities''' (in the [[e ...g order of doing] process of serious [[strategic analysis]]. Starting from analysis of ''Strengths'' is wrong, because managers should first identify all threa
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• Market maturity
  ...y]] and the level of revenue for [[product]] group. Most products on the [[market]] today is in this phase. This stage is usually longer than the previous on Market maturity can be divided into three smaller stages:
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• Bull flag
  Flags are noticed at the midpoint of progress in the [[market]] and are a short-term pattern for the most part. Usually, it takes between ...The chart with nearly no candlesticks that have shadows, is a sign of the market that is confident.
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• Fixed effects model
  ...or individuals. Fixed effects models are useful for simplifying a complex analysis and for reducing the [[risk]] of bias caused by omitted variables. They are ...that influence the returns on a portfolio of stocks. By controlling for [[market]] returns, the researcher can isolate the effects of individual stocks on t
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• Symmetrical triangle
  ...is one of three important triangle patterns defined in classical technical analysis. The other two triangles are the bullish ascending triangle pattern and the ...h way the pattern will go. It should be used with other tools of technical analysis.
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• Comparative statements
  ...ime periods). These are substantial implements for long-distance financial analysis. It should be placed side by side to facilitate comparison <ref>Goel D.K. ( ...ocuments are very serviceable for the person responsible for the financial analysis of the company due to the fact that they present at least two periods of ti
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• Property portfolio
  ...REITs for return metrics and for [[price]] their risk. REIT risk using the market model can be divided into [[systemic risk]] and [[company]]-[[specific risk ...[[diversification strategy]]. They result from the nature of the property market. These are<ref> Olaleye A. (2008)</ref>:
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• Project evaluation
  ...ct in terms of meeting its objectives and goals. This process involves the analysis of the project’s activities, outputs, outcomes and impacts. Evaluation as ...the target [[consumer]] group, how well the product was received by the [[market]], and how well the launch was managed. The evaluation should look at the p
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• Technology transfer
  ...rvice]], or to transfer knowledge or skills to a different [[industry]] or market. ...s to evaluate the technology to determine its potential value, [[potential market]], and any legal or regulatory issues that may [[need]] to be addressed.
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• Forward Swap
  ...ge. A forward swap can be also traded (what happens often ) on the counter market (Y. Tang, B. Li 2007, p. 395). ...ated with short-term LIBOR forward contracts. That happens in the USD swap market (H. Corb, p. 579).
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• Financial exposure
  ...ty invested in the stock [[market]], it can experience losses if the stock market declines. $$\rho$$ = correlation between portfolio returns and the market index
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• Cost management strategy
  ...tegies include cost estimation, cost control, [[cost reduction]], and cost analysis. ...vidual components and assessing the [[efficiency]] of each component. Cost analysis helps to identify areas where costs can be reduced, and can help to ensure
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• Experience curve
  ...of productive capacity, as well as lower production costs. In [[quality]] analysis experience curve is a graph showing the deficiency of production. Such grap ...tion and unit costs. It also allows you to compare the [[Company situation analysis|situation of the cost]] of all enterprises in the sector and inform investo
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• Strategic management
  ...decision [[process]] that starts by establishing mission and goals, [[SWOT analysis]], strengths and weaknesses, [[strategy]] realization and control in changi ...eveloped research instruments such as the [[experience curve]], growth / [[market]] share matrix (called [[BCG matrix]]), model of [[competition]] and the co
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• Fair deal
  '''Fair deal''' is a deal that has fair [[market]] value. A fair market value means that assessment was done through objective criteria. To be sure # '''Multiple market valuations''' is second tactic, it is assessing situation on many markets a
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• Lack of information
  ...a new [[employee]], but they don't have enough information about the job [[market]] or potential candidates. This can lead to hiring someone who isn't well s ...h a new product, but they don't have enough information about their target market or the [[competition]] in the space. This can lead to a product launch that
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• Risk category
  * [[Market]] ...prices, or equity prices. Examples of financial risk include credit risk, market risk, [[liquidity risk]], and [[operational risk]].
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• ABC method
  ...e prism of their share in the value of their total annual consumption. The analysis allows to determine which of the goods owned by the [[company]] require spe The ABC analysis is based on the [[Lorenz curve]] determination procedure. The first step is
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• Business plan
  ...ays and means to achieve them. Business [[plan]] as a set of documents and analysis is widely used in many organizations. It allows the preparation and conduct ...ng assumptions manager must refer to independent entities operating in a [[market]] economy,
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• Stratified random sampling
  ...It is a type of [[probability sampling]] that is used in research and data analysis. Stratified sampling is based on the idea that the population of [[interest * In [[market]] research, stratified random sampling can be used to ensure that the sampl
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• Dragonfly Doji
  ...has potential bullish reversal implications. But if found in a sideways [[market]], it is viewed as neutral" (F. K. H. Tam 2015, p. 47). The Dragonfly Doji pattern can be a valuable indicator of market sentiment, allowing traders to identify potential reversals in price direct
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• Industry life cycle
  ...potential areas of growth or decline, allowing businesses to identify new market opportunities. * Making [[investment]] decisions: Companies can use industry life cycle analysis to determine when it is a good time to invest in certain industries.
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• Profit factor
  Buff Dormeier in his literary [[work]] entitled "Investing with Volume Analysis: Identify, Follow, and Profit from Trends" present this example: ...eupon, '''profit factor''' seems to be the best statistic to compare one [[market]] equally against another (G. Pruitt, J. R. Hill 2003, p. 92).
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• Price sensitivity
  * Setting optimal pricing points - Price [[sensitivity analysis]] can help managers identify the optimal price points at which demand is ma * Identifying price elasticity - Price sensitivity analysis can help managers identify the degree to which demand is affected by price
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• Target group
  ...as a collective. This [[process]] is facilitated by marketing research and analysis of the profiles of potential clients allowing to learn data such as for exa ...ompetitive advantage]] of the company . Often in the previously selected [[market]] segment there are internally differentiated consumer preferences. Their k
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• Doji
  ...the current [[market]] pattern might be reaching a conclusion and that the market could now pivot<ref>Nison S., (2001), p.164</ref>. ...l in general shape the pinnacle of a vertical pattern and signals that the market might alter its course. The dragonfly Doji likewise recommends an elevated
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• Product
  Product is anything that can be offered on the [[market]] and is able to fulfil needs. Product can be tangible or intangible (servi ...mix of both (multiple products). But the product doesn't [[need]] to have market value, but only fulfil project objectives.
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• Expansionary prices strategy
  ...]] [[price]] are set at a very low level in order to establish a massive [[market]] share, sometimes at the expense of other competitors. ...sting ones. Often companies place cheap and [[standard]] products on the [[market]], in order to gain acceptance of customers to their brands. Later, however
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• Economic factor
  ...are included in one of the basic methods of all business analysis — [[PEST analysis]]. This is because economic factors play an important role in deciding how ==Economic factors in PEST analysis==
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• Payables turnover
  ==Ratio Analysis== ...payables turnover ratio is one of the ratios needed in financial statement analysis, which is based on the computing and interpreting different ratios. Using t
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• Credit rating agency
  * Choice of criteria for the analysis and their importance affects the rating, * Subjective, biased by individual analysis of a rating expert evaluating non-measurable factors,
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• Information needs
  The [[market]] in its nature is characterized by the fact that situations occurring on i ...[[knowledge]], numerous information, which are then subjected to thorough analysis.
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• Job analysis
  ...f>Caldwell C. (2018) p. 2-3</ref>. The [[information]] obtained during the analysis is used for preparation of a [[job description]] and personal specification Job analysis gives for HR manager or line manager the following opportunities<ref>Randha
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• Quality of earnings
  ...isclosure of information and the dissemination of their liquidity in the [[market]] increases. Usually large companies can afford it. Which analysts have amo ...and continuity in financial analysis is equated with the lack of in-depth analysis <ref>Penman, S. H., & Zhang, X. J. (2002).</ref>.
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• Bias for action
  ...the problem. A person in a particular position does not carry out a given analysis and does not try to obtain any [[information]]. It works on a &quot;just do ...to launch a new [[product]] without conducting any [[market]] research or analysis.
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• Floor trader
  * a [[need]] to constantly be in a [[market]] to cover costs; ...ple, a floor trader might buy a stock in one market and sell it in another market at a higher price to make a profit.
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• Speculative risk
  Examples of speculative risk include investing in the stock [[market]], investing in a [[start-up]] [[company]], investing in a new [[technology ...risks associated with speculative risk. Having a good understanding of the market, the company, and the technology can also help to minimize the risks involv
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• Production structure optimization
  * External (independent) - mainly [[market]] [[demand]] on manufactured goods. * [[Strategic portfolio analysis|Analysis of the portfolio of products]]
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• Planning process
  ...n’s current performance, the external [[environment]], and the potential [[market]] for the new product. ...stic, and time-based. The strategies should include the approaches used to market and distribute the new product.
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• Alfred Marshall
  ...oach, as well as between the tradition of English classics and new [[value analysis]]. ...inction between the [[market]] period, short period and long period. The [[market]] period is the amount of time for which the stock of a commodity is fixed.
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• Country risk
  ...hange risk. Longer-term (greater than one to two years) exchange rate risk analysis is guided by economic theory. In the short-term, risk associated with curre ...e potential for internal and external conflict, and conventional political analysis are all included in this category (Meldrum, 2000).
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• Technological risk
  * preliminary [[hazard analysis]] * what-if analysis
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• Growth potential
  ...ew [[product]] lines, or other methods that grow a business from a small [[market]] to a more volume operation. Growth potential is often a barometer for [[i ...provide a framework for thinking about future shifts, for example, through analysis (Anand, 2014).
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• Subjective probability
  ...their expert analysis of the [[company]]'s [[financial performance]] and [[market]] conditions. ...assess the likelihood of a new product launch succeeding or failing in the market.
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• Business segment
  ...ch as design, engineering, assembly, and [[marketing]]. It is subject to [[market]] forces such as [[demand]] and [[competition]], as well as economic condit ...selection, pricing, marketing, and [[customer]] service. It is subject to market forces such as competition and demand.
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• Pareto chart
  ...d the causes of minor importance, because Pareto principle is based on the analysis of the unequal distribution of decision-making factors. ==Rules of Pareto analysis==
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• Competitive product
  ...reated during entering of new market, during strong [[competition]] on the market, during fast development. It requires high financial [[investment]] due to ==Product on market==
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• Product concept
  ...be developed and brought to the [[market]]. It involves understanding the market [[needs]] and demands and figuring out how to meet them in the most effecti ...that can be fulfilled by the product. This typically involves a thorough [[market research]] to understand the needs and wants of the [[target group]].
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• Geodemographic segmentation
  ...ics. The business applications are very broad. It can be used to analyze [[market]] potential, expansion studies, development of trade marketing actions, [[r * '''Geospatial Analysis''': Geospatial analysis is a type of analysis that uses geographic information to analyze and interpret data. It is used
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• Environmental economics
  ...viduals to act environmentally responsible. It also examines the role of [[market]] forces, [[government]] regulations, and public policy in shaping environm * Examining the role of market forces, government regulations, and public policy in influencing environmen
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• Functions of financial management
  * [[money]] [[market]] monitoring and [[decision making]] ...and is used to manage liquidity. Debt instruments are instruments of this market.
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• Continuation Pattern
  ...his type is created by an improvement in a bull movement or a rally in a [[market]] slump. A flag is a congestion space that tends away from the way of the t ...: Continuation patterns provide insight into the direction and duration of market trends, allowing investors to make more informed decisions.
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• Internal and external environment
  ...include changes in the [[cost]] of materials or labor, or changes in the [[market]] or [[consumer]] [[demand]]. Political factors may include changes in laws ...er the internal and external environment of a project is to use the [[SWOT analysis]]. SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. This
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• Measurement method
  ...tistical analysis or other methods, such as [[cluster]] analysis or factor analysis. ...curacy''': Measurement methods allow for more accurate data collection and analysis, as they involve assigning numerical values to characteristics of an object
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• Game theory
  ...[duopoly]], [[perfect competition]]; commercial policy; conflicts on the [[market]]. {{infobox5|list1={{i5link|a=[[Market dynamics]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Geodemographic segmentation]]}} &mdash; {
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• Information about the product
  ...ant, and up-to-date''', it’s important to stay on top of research and data analysis. ...rpret it correctly and take it into account when making decisions'''. Data analysis can help you identify trends and make more informed decisions. A data-drive
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• Zero cost collar
  ...iders'', The Journal of Financial and [[Quantitative analysis|Quantitative Analysis]]</ref> is [[options]] collar [[strategy]] which provides costless protecti ...8), ''Performance of two zero-cost derivative strategies under different [[market conditions]]'', "Cogent [[Economics]] & Finance"</ref>.
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• Defensive strategy
  ...to maintain its [[market]] position and adapt to existing barriers on the market, strives to operate within the existing structure. The defensive strategy i ...evel. Funds for financing operations are acquired primarily on the capital market. This strategy is risky and assessed negatively by the majority of creditor
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• Direct exporting
  ==Thorough analysis of the company's situation== ...ng foreign markets, for example related to adapting the [[product]] to the market or obtaining the necessary certificates. A detailed calculation of the expo
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• Measuring of advertising effectiveness
  ==Analysis of the degree of advertising coverage== ...receiver. Later audiometer is passed to the research [[firm]] for further analysis and data collection.
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• SWOT analysis
  ..., and using it in this context may lead to ambiguity in performing further analysis. ==The origins of SWOT analysis==
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• Porter diamond
  * It provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors affecting competitiveness, as it looks at multiple aspects o * The framework does not take into account how global [[market]] forces, such as changing [[consumer]] preferences, can affect the competi
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• Strategic agility
  ...ility requires an organization to have a deep understanding of the current market, trends, and the [[capability]] to quickly react and adjust its strategy in ...strategies. Additionally, it requires a deep understanding of the current market, trends, and the capability to quickly react and adjust its strategy in ord
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• Big data and analytics
  Big Data can provide insights into [[customer]] [[behavior]], trends, and [[market]] opportunities that can be used to optimize operations, identify new oppor ...a sets can be defined according to their size, complexity, and the type of analysis they require'''. In many cases, big data includes data from multiple source
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• Risk-return tradeoff
  ...t risk is the risk of losing [[money]] due to changes in the overall stock market. * '''[[Cost]]-Benefit Analysis''': Cost-benefit analysis is a [[method]] of evaluating the potential risks and rewards of an investm
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• Investment project
  ...tlets and new channels of distribution. These projects require [[strategic analysis]] of the [[demand]] and are usually associated with high [[marketing]] expe ...eduction in profits. In this case, the company should make a detailed cost analysis. Examples of actions aimed at cost reductions are reducing [[price]] for th
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• Value drivers
  ...future. The company value consists of licenses, patents, [[technology]], [[market position]], company [[strategy]], [[mission and vision]], business systems ==Value drivers analysis==
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• Customer segmentation model
  ...tical methods''': Statistical methods such as [[cluster]] analysis, factor analysis, and decision trees can be used to identify customer segments. * [[Cluster analysis]], which uses data-mining techniques to identify clusters of customers who
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• Long term investment balance sheet
  ...by the company. Examples of cash and cash equivalents include [[money]] [[market]] accounts, certificates of deposit, checking and savings accounts, and [[s * Track the current market value of investments.
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• Legal factors affecting business
  ..., '''PESTLE''' and other derivatives of strategic [[business environment]] analysis. It should be noted, that legal environment is constantly changing, laws ar * reporting laws for companies operating in the stock market,
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• Total risk
  ...nd credit risk. Market risk results from constant changes in assets on the market. It mainly concerns financial undertakings. The main types of this term inc ...iged to pay a debt. The risk of default is typical for the debt securities market <ref>J.H. Rawnsley, N. W. Leeson (1995), ''Total Risk: Nick Leeson and the
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• Book value per share
  ...e used by investors to determine what is the relationship between it and [[market]] value per share. ...r than market value per share (being the current price of the stock on the market) then the stock is undervalued. In that situation it is an attractive stock
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• Concentration strategy
  ...uct]] and market [[specialization]] and avoiding competition in the entire market. ...tition strategies, focuses primarily on the good [[service]] of a specific market segment, the implementation of [[strategic goals]] relating not to the enti
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• Smart money
  ...e investors make a detailed analysys of historical investement and current market situation. Less experienced investors use also an investement advice. Nowad ...arts as large movements that cannot be predicted in any way by [[technical analysis]] or publicly available knowledge. Furthermore, investments which in the pa
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• Consumer ombudsman
  * [[Market]] Analysis Department; * Market Surveillance Department;
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• Potential profitability
  ...s evaluating potential profitability by analyzing the current and future [[market]] landscape. The company assesses its potential to scale up operations, ent ...sed [[production]], the [[cost]] of the new equipment, and the [[potential market]] for new products.
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• Advisory service
  ...gies, and [[plan]] for the future. Advisory services typically involve the analysis of business data and trends, the review of current practices and procedures * '''Business [[performance analysis]]''': Advisory services can help organizations assess their current perform
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• Economic network
  ...[[production]], distribution, and consumption of goods and services. This analysis focuses on understanding the emergent properties of economic systems and ho * The stock [[market]] is another example of an economic network. In this network, companies and
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• Competitive advantage
  ...t]] in relation to competitors. It is a relative measure of success on the market. It allows managers to offer customers better products or services correspo ...at allows the company to increase the financial effects of activity on the market. There are three basic types of competitive advantage:
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• Supplier
  ...from one supplier there is a [[risk]], in case of a breakdown, leave the [[market]], a walkout. The company is then heavily dependent on this one supplier. H ...iodicals, magazines, television, the [[internet]], companies examining the market etc.)
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• Strategy
  * includes the analysis of resources of [[competition]]. * development - company expands by [[investment]], [[market]] share, [[diversification]] of production,
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• Market based price
  ...ing mix]] activities and R&D processes during new [[product]] development. Market based prices are also reference used to set optimal [[production]] and dist ...search should be conducted in many areas, among others on the [[customer]] market, [[competition]] or [[product life cycle]].
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• Markov model
  According to Markov model the behavior of consumers in the [[market]] is a continuous decision-making [[process]], in which specific states are ...n speech recognition, natural language processing, and biological sequence analysis.
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• Criteria of market strategy evaluation
  ...[[consumer]] [[needs]], which allows observation of the evolution of the [[market]] and to identify existing and [[potential product]] markets. All companies ...d execution may take place only when there is a consistency of plans for [[market]] penetration, [[price]] policy, advertising and distribution.
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• Concept engineering
  ...[[information]] on currently used solution or solutions available on the [[market]], [[benchmarking]] * analyzing data - analysis of collected data, finding possible improvements, changes, features that [[
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• Appraisal right
  ...pany by reference to its balance sheet. In contrast, income approach and [[market]] approach valuation methods primarily focus on the company’s income stat '''Net Asset Value''' is the current market value of all the fund's assets, minus liabilities, divided by the total num
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• Random walk theory
  ...heory suggests that the past movement or direction of a stock [[price]] or market cannot be used to predict its future movement. It suggests that stock price ...e random walk theory also suggests that it is impossible to outperform the market in the long run, as all stocks will eventually reach their fair value, rega
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• Readiness of production facilities
  * [[Market]] [[demand]]: The level of [[market demand]] for the goods or services being produced can affect the readiness ...as well as the [[availability of resources]], compliance with regulations, market demand and the efficiency of logistics and IT systems.
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• Economics
  ...ties, forming a [[market]] structure, interact within a market to create a market [[system]]. ...onsumption and [[investment]] spending and their components. Macroeconomic analysis also considers factors affecting the long-term level and growth of national
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• Economic risk
  * '''MKT''' - "The [[market]] portfolio is the excess return on a value-weighted portfolio of NYSE, AME ...r [[organization]] experiencing a loss due to [[economic factors]] such as market volatility, inflation, deflation, political changes, or [[interest]] rate f
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• Rational decision making
  ...cision making based on '''objective data''' and '''a formal [[process]] of analysis'''. It excludes acting based on subjective feelings and intuitive approach. ...g''': Economic decision making involves making decisions based on rational analysis of financial data and costs. Economic decision making is used by businesses
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• Profit Target
  ...hich determines when a withdrawal from strategic activity on the financial market is to take place, i.e. when all financial transactions are to be closed.   ...he profit target and the actual profit amount, which require an accounting analysis. Budgets at the end of the budget year are characterized by discrepancies a
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• Measures of success
  ...of success often fail to take into account external factors, such as the [[market]] [[environment]], which may determine the success or failure of a project. * [[Risk]] Analysis - Risk analysis is a process of assessing the potential risks that may affect a project. Th
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• Market for product
  ...stomers, and [[industry]] trends, as well as the ability to predict future market developments. ==Example of market for product==
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• Local market
  ...he local market, global market, [[domestic market]], and the international market. '''The local market''' is limited to a small territory and has certain restrictions such as lim
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• Quantitative research
  ...ation, analyzing the data using [[descriptive statistics]] and correlation analysis, and drawing conclusions based on the results. ...thods such as descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression analysis. This step can help identify patterns and trends in the data.
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• Threshold productivity
  * [[market]] [[price]] or negotiated price ...to rationalize the manufacturing [[process]], and its main feature is the analysis of the decision concerning the choice of organizational solutions in the fo
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• Industry environment
  ...ing a [[marketing]] strategy. All these elements create a value chain. The analysis of the value chain is predicated on the correlation between the assets of t ...h can limit the ability of a business to command premium prices and gain [[market]] share.
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• Derived demand
  ...r]] [[needs]]. It also helps managers [[plan]] better for changes in the [[market]], allowing them to maximize their production and profits. ...managers better understand their customer base and plan for changes in the market. Here are a few common examples of when derived demand can be used:
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• Idiosyncratic risk
  ...nd [[industry]]-specific events, and it is not correlated to the overall [[market]] risk. Idiosyncratic risk is a major consideration for investors, as it ca ...y's ability to compete in the marketplace and to respond to changes in the market.
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• Fisher Transform
  ...ints, which can be used to identify possible entry or exit points in the [[market]]. ...reliable indicator that can be used in combination with other [[technical analysis]] tools.
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• Request For Information
  ...ce providers list containing [[information]] of the offer available on the market, managers can make adjustments of processes that should be entrusted to the * The supply [[market dynamics]] and state
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• Income from operations
  ...as their reclassification to fixed assets and intangible assets, if the [[market]] [[price]] or otherwise specified fair value was adopted for the valuation * the position of the company on the market
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• International marketing research
  * analyse [[market]] trends and [[demand]] '''International Marketing Research''' (IMR) can be defined as ''[[market research]] conducted either simultaneously or sequentially to facilitate ma
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• Cyclic variation
  * '''Stock market fluctuations''': The stock market is known to fluctuate in a cyclical pattern, often following a regular patt ...long-term timeline. It is often used in [[economics]] to analyze the stock market, in environmental sciences to analyze seasonal changes, and in the social s
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• Strategic issues
  ...those in line with the business [[need]] (logical, priority etc.). Further analysis can lead to dividing those issues based on whether they require immediate a One important factor in carrying out the strategic issue analysis is the ambivalence of the matter. Quite often the decision-makers focus on
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• Decision types in business
  ...operational, and financial considerations, each of which requires careful analysis and consideration. ...ement. These decisions are typically made by senior leaders and involve an analysis of the external and internal environment.
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• Perception of risk
  ...too great. On the other hand, the company that has been established in the market for a long time may be more willing to take on risks, as they are more fami * Risk analysis - a systematic process of identifying and evaluating the risks associated w
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• Risk identification
  ...sk identification are [[probability theory]], operations research, systems analysis, decision theories. What is more, it is identifying the risk before it occu ...g [[money]] by a company, investors, etc. It includes credit, liquidity, [[market]] risk.
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• Cumulative abnormal returns
  ...he target company's stockholders may receive a premium above the current [[market]] [[price]]. The CAR is the difference between the premium and the expected CARs = [(Current Price - Initial Price) / Initial Price] + [(Return on Market - Return on Security) / Return on Security]
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• Specific risk
  ...organizations should develop a strategy to identify, measure, and monitor market risks and implement hedging strategies to reduce their impact. * '''Market Risk''': This type of risk refers to the fluctuations of market prices, which can have a negative impact on a company’s finances if not m
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• Horizontal marketing system
  ...relates to situation in which two or more companies acting in different [[market]] niches combine their resources to [[work]] together [[in marketing]] thei ...tomers. And in other way Starbucks benefits were higher sales, increase in market share, and stronger [[customer]] loyalty.
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• Strategic goals
  ...anies to anticipate and adapt to changes in the environment, such as new [[market]] opportunities or technological advancements. * they take into account the analysis of [[environment]], [[competition]] and the internal situation of the organ
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• Barriers to entry
  ...is a long-run condition that allows firms already existing in a certain [[market]] to make a [[profit]] above their average costs, without being attracted b ...o make it difficult for certain companies to enter. Being within a certain market can be seen as a [[competitive advantage]], an idea later developed by Port
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• Capacity analysis
  [[Capacity analysis]] is a [[method]] that allows the examination and determination of paramete Capacity analysis is used for the [[needs]]:
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• Consumer sovereignty
  ...eality and cannot produce something that will not sell well on a certain [[market]] because of the traditions and conventions of a society. ...d their power is shown. As long as people buy, producers will exist on the market. If it changes, or never happens, there is no chance of existing for a shop
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• Earnings estimate
  ...profits, typically made by analysts and investors. They can be based on an analysis of the company's historical performance, [[industry]] trends, and economic ...to continue. The investor then makes an investment decision based on their analysis of the company's earnings estimates.
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• Importance of market segmentation
  ...ectations seems to be a valid approach<ref>Martin, G. (2011). pp 16</ref> Market segmentation can also affect and even form the basis for the rest of market ==Advantages of market segmentation==
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• Effective gross income
  ...etween potential gross income and the losses in income, justified by the [[market]] and the condition of the property being valued, e.g. exemptions from paym ...ty being valued, as well as the relevant agreements generically comparable market data (H. Augustyniak, et al., 2018, pp.234-247). Where the property being v
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• Strategic management principles
  ...these principles leads to better results, faster development and strong [[market]] position. ...e principle of strategic thinking - the use of a comprehensive [[strategic analysis]], submission of perspective on current objectives, making strategic choice
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• Adjusted ebitda
  ...nate situations like bonuses paid to owners, rentals above or below fair [[market]] value. Adjusted EBITDA is a useful way to compare companies across and wi ...). As every financial measure, adjusted EBITDA should not be used alone in analysis. It can lead to misinterpretation. It is worth trying ratios based on adjus
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• Management of brand
  ...in a strong, positive brand image in order to stand out in a competitive [[market]]. ...can create a [[brand strategy]] that outlines the brand’s position in the market and guides all marketing activities. This strategy should include a clear d
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• Project evaluation methods
  * '''Cost-benefit analysis''': Cost-benefit analysis is a common method used to evaluate projects. It compares the estimated cos ...le, when both the inputs and the effects are minor and do not affect the [[market]] position and the financial situation of the [[company]] implementing the
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• Probability of success
  ...threats and opportunities for important development decision (entering new market, new [[product]] preparation, etc.). ...6ZL66IC9fVKjOX4kdhjSoq2qHJcl2WcXlnujQv739rUxA ''Alliance capability, stock market response, and long‐term alliance success: the role of the alliance functi
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• Threat of substitutes
  ==Analysis== ...increase in new entrants, another Porters Force, is causing turmoil in the market and one of the major substitutes of many banks is growing in popularity. In
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• Sales history
  ...keep right level of '''stock''' that can meet [[needs]] coming from the [[market]], ...tivities in a particular period of time. It includes information about the market trends, the [[competition]], the sales figures and the customer feedback.
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• Market development
  ...arket]] development''' is a growth [[strategy]] that finds and creates new market niches for existing products. This article will define '''growth strategy'' # A problem analysis,
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• Abc inventory classification
  ...BC method]], ABC analisys)''' - The [[method]] of '''ABC classification''' analysis is one of the most adopted techniques in the industrial ...material release, the value of sold products. "The first step in the [[ABC analysis]] is to create a ranked list of items by [[cost]] of goods sold. The top 20
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• Resources and capabilities
  ...lities''' are regarded as the [[key success factors]] for achieving high [[market]] share, fast development, increase in revenues and profits, [[creativity]] * [[Knowledge resources]] - those that are related to the analysis and collection of [[knowledge]], as well as the access and [[identification
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• Online consumer behaviour
  ...mer]] behaviour, businesses can gain valuable insights into their target [[market]] and create more effective online campaigns. ...ducts that better meet the [[needs]] of their customers and increase their market share.
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• External environment
  ...ronment further not have a clear canon of research and well defined scope. Analysis depends primarily on the level of gravity of the phenomenon for the manager ...ectives and principles of operation of the company. Proper observation and analysis of far environment makes it possible to formulate objectives and long-term
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• Inverted hammer
  ...r occurs. The market opens near its lows. Immediately, the bulls enter the market and push the prices higher. However, the bulls prove to be unable to sustai ...an be especially useful for short-term traders who are looking to buy in a market that appears to be oversold.
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• Dynamic risk
  '''The application of [[hazard analysis]] model, allowed among others'''<ref> Rozhok A., Tatarinov V. 2019</ref>: ...in their current environment. This can enable them to take advantage of [[market]] changes and capitalize on new markets.
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• Accounts Receivable Aging
  ...s to estimate of uncollectible accounts within a specified period of time. Analysis of an account allows to provide useful [[information]] about a specific com ...t of the preparation of the analysis table for analysis. Preparing an aged analysis table to check the actual days of occupancy of days of receivables allows y
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• Theory of portfolio
  ...timize it. Finally, the theory can also be used to analyze the impact of [[market]] and economic conditions on the performance of a portfolio. ...his can be done using a variety of methods, such as historical returns and analysis of financial trends.
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• Return on net assets
  ...l ROA chart and comparing it with ROA for the [[industry]] and the broad [[market]] <ref>M. Heikal, et al. 2014, pp. 121-123</ref>. ...>J. Jewell, J. A. Mankin 2012, pp. 2-3</ref>. Based on the results of this analysis, managers can properly direct the activities of an economic entity and iden
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• Brand leader
  ...roup name with the highest percentage of total sales revenue of a specific market. ...biggest sales but to be a relevant product for customers (''Definition of Market Leader'' 2019).
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• Market value added
  '''[[Market]] value added''' (MVA) is the excess of the [[market]] value of the [[company]] over the value invested in the [[company]] capit ...ong-term debt]] (the book value of this debt is approximately equal to its market value D)
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• Segment margin
  Analysis of the all segments of the [[organization]] is done when we have to make de ==Segment Profitability Analysis==
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• Strategic planning
  ...f the [[management]], such as: monitoring, [[implementation of strategy]], analysis of the company situation, etc. ...tegy definition|domain definition]] for detailing potential areas of the [[market]] in which the company intends to operate,
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• Product development processes
  ...gers assess [[customer]] [[needs]], develop product features, and evaluate market viability. They also identify and manage risks, allocate resources, and det ...rmation]] about customer needs, the competitive landscape, and the overall market. This data can then be used to develop a product that meets customer needs
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• Importance of international marketing
  ...ome market segments. Third, we can witness the steady creation of regional market groups, including the European Union, the North American Free Trade Agreeme Contributing to economic development of the emerging market economies in such countries as Russia or China, and the developing countrie
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• Sales department
  ...d. The sales department takes the responsibility of [[customer]] [[needs]] analysis, measuring the effectiveness of the sales, building [[relationships with cu ...nd retaining customers is an important task of this department. [[Market]] analysis and [[competition]] monitoring are also goals of the sales department<ref>O
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• Harvesting strategy
  * '''Data Analysis''': This is the process of analyzing the data collected in order to gain in ...s. It can be used to gain insights into [[customer]] [[behavior]], track [[market]] trends, and optimize operations. It can also be used to identify new oppo
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• Taylor rule
  ==Analysis & Construction of the rule== ...undamental economic conditions by comparing the calculated rate with the [[market]] rate.
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• Environmental factors affecting business
  ...ome and adapt to customers’ [[needs]]. They can use many different kind of analysis, one of them is called PESTLE (or PESTEL). These four letters stand for the ...s outside the [[company]] and has the influence on them. When the [[PESTLE analysis]] is taken into consideration, this phrase is connected with the real [[env
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• Distinctive competencies
  With the development of the global [[market]] and the increase in the number of competitors, companies have begun to lo ==Analysis of the key competences==
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• Marginal revenue
  An analysis of the marginal revenue combined with the marginal costs associated with th ...price of all its units to increase the quantity sold. For example, if the market price for a product is $10, then the marginal revenue for an additional ite
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• Capability mapping
  ...s, relations between them and their functions. Going from top level, it is analysis about components, services, systems and resources. Zhu P. defines seven lev ==Capability gap analysis==
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• Business concept
  ...terprise]] or a separate enterprise. Each such the concept is related to [[market]] activities and should include decisions and projects [[marketing]] <ref>L ...ith the support of advisory teams from inside and outside, on the basis of analysis and assessment of the internal situation and external conditions <ref>L. Nw
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• Investment ratio
  ...erformance of a company's investments against similar investments in the [[market]]. ...historical data and do not take into account future events or changes in [[market conditions]].
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• Consumer protection
  ...quently, their market share increases, making them more competitive in the market where they operate, driving the development of new innovations in order to ...t all consumers of these platforms are protected, creating a more reliable market. With this, the EU has established that all consumers have the right to exc
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• Primary stakeholder
  Primary stakeholder analysis consists of four steps: identifying primary stakeholders, understanding the ...holders. This can be done by assessing their resources, influence in the [[market]], and other factors that can affect the business's operations.
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• Differentiated marketing strategy
  ...ting [[profit]] through development and achieving a good position on the [[market]]. Each company has its own specific goals and concrete [[plan]] of [[actio ...crease in sales of a specific [[product]] that is already available on the market)
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• Marketing advantage
  ...promotion, [[marketing mix]], marketing strategies, marketing processes, [[market]] reach, perception of [[brand]], and other strengths connected to this fun * acceleration of testing a new [[product]] introduced to the market (free product samples and [[price]] cuts)
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• Monetary aggregates
  ...ary aggregates usually include cash, deposits, currency, and other money [[market]] instruments. ...ese instruments are used to raise funds and provide liquidity in the money market.
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• Project cash flow
  ...vital for tracking and monitoring cash flow. This system should include an analysis of the sources of cash for the project, a budget outlining expected cash in ...isks. This should include monitoring potential risks, such as changes in [[market]] conditions or shifts in [[customer]] [[demand]], as well as developing st
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• Salvage value
  ...d useful life of the asset, the condition of the asset, and the expected [[market]] value of the asset at the end of its life. ...lue Salvage Value''': This type of salvage value is based on the estimated market value of the asset at the end of its useful life.
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• Financial perspective
  ...bjective is the growth rate of revenues and increases in sales in target [[market]] segments. In the maintenance phase, most companies set financial goals re ...s on the market value of the company’s stock. It includes measures such as market capitalization and [[price]] to earnings ratio.
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• Need for approval
  ...y can proceed. Additionally, when a [[company]] wants to move into a new [[market]], they must get approval from their shareholders before they can proceed. ...]], such as funding or budgeting. Financial approval typically requires an analysis of the potential financial impact of the project or proposal, as well as a
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• Real estate management
  * discern the [[market]]. " ...is "the position of the manager on the market, time of functioning on the market, [[customer]] feedback about integrity, quality of services and professiona
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• Qualitative research techniques
  ...oducts, services, policies and processes, as well as for [[consumer]] or [[market]] research. * '''Discourse Analysis''': This approach involves studying the way people use language to communic
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• Strategic foresight
  * [[SWOT analysis]] and analysis of constraints * Analysis of cross-influences
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• Principles of financial planning
  '''Principles of financial planning''' are based on analysis of financial data [[company]] and goals to be achieved by specific budgets. # ''' Cash [[Flow analysis|Flow Analysis]]''': Analyzing cash flow to ensure that expenses are managed within budget
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• Goals of marketing
  ...cessing of marketing [[information]] acquired during research on current [[market]] state, as well as development perspectives in given period, [[production] ...med at the [[enterprise]] value - the objective is to gain position in the market, clients, and partnership with them.
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• Running yield
  * [[Market]] scenario changes ...et value of the bond, and the current interest rate [[environment]] of the market. This helps investors accurately calculate the potential return they can ex
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• Relevant information
  * Relevant information can also help businesses to stay competitive in the market. By having access to the latest data, businesses can better understand thei ...businesses can make informed decisions about how to respond to changing [[market conditions]].
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• SCM system
  ...en [[supplier]]s, and gives the [[company]] easy possibility to adapt to [[market]] [[demand]]. * Demand [[forecasting]]: These systems use historical data and statistical analysis to predict future demand for products and services.
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• TIBOR
  ...[[Euro LIBOR]] in Europe. It describe [[price]] of currency on [[interbank market]]. TIBOR has two types of rates: * European TIBOR - based on Japan offshore [[market]] rates
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• Business innovation
  ...e profits, gain a [[competitive advantage]] over other firms in the same [[market]]. ...lready gained reputation and established an [[environmental]] niche in the market.
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• Advertising budget
  ...ive advertising budget should be based on [[market]] research, competitive analysis, and an [[evaluation]] of past performance. It should also take into accoun ...sts and variable costs should be based on [[market research]], competitive analysis, and an evaluation of past performance. The budget should also take into ac
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• Strategic management system
  ...ng the effectiveness of key business units and strengthening the current [[market]] situation, Indicates the set of tools and application used in the diagnostic, analysis, development and [[implementation of strategy]].
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• Significance of strategy
  ...crucial for [[competitive advantage]]. Any [[company]] operating in the [[market]], regardless of its size, type of business, the [[competitive position]] s ...can not only gain a [[competitive advantage]], but also it can become the market leader.
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• Strategy of the organization
  ...anges in the [[environment]], such as new technologies, regulations, and [[market]] conditions. * When a company wants to focus on a specific market or customer segment.
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• Tail risk
  ...k involves the potential for a sudden and significant decline in the stock market or other financial markets. ...ail risk]''. Journal of Financial and [[Quantitative analysis|Quantitative Analysis]], 51(2), 685-705.
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• Technological environment
  ...may bring weapons to the company in the fight against competitors in the [[market]]. On the other hand, a lack of [[interest]] in technological development m ...development, the time between a new invention and its introduction on the market has shortened. In the US and Western Europe, for example, it takes about 4-
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• Focus group interviews
  ...s of the [[target population]] who reflect the demographic of the target [[market]]. * Limited statistical analysis - The data collected through focus groups is qualitative, not quantitative,
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• Joint demand
  Joint demand presents many advantages in the [[market]]. These include: ...h goods or services from the same provider, thus increasing the provider’s market share.
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• Advertising elasticity of demand
  ...ep in measuring advertising elasticity of demand is to identify the target market for the product or service. This includes determining the demographics, psy * '''Step 2''': Estimate the advertisement budget: Once the target market has been identified, the next step is to estimate the advertisement budget.
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• Earned value calculation
  ...es not account for external factors that can affect the project, such as [[market]] conditions or changes in the scope of the project. ...l [[performance of the project]] against the planned performance. Variance analysis can help identify potential problems and areas of improvement in the projec
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• Net asset value per share
  Net asset value per share is typically divided into two categories: [[market]] net asset value (MNAV) and fair value net asset value (FNAV). Market net asset value (MNAV) is calculated based on current market prices for the fund's investments. This type of NAV represents the fund's p
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• Criteria for selecting suppliers
  ...'s stronger or weaker development, as well as [[competitiveness]] on the [[market]]. This process focuses on the area of supply in a very detailed way. Sever ...nt one. However, the value for [[money]] should remain at a high level. An analysis of [[price stability]] and the possibility of potential discounts and price
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• Project feasibility study
  ...omic feasibility]] - this assessment usually includes a [[cost]] / benefit analysis of the project, helping organizations to determine the profitability, costs ...es also analyze how the project [[plan]] meets the requirements set in the analysis phase of [[system development]] requirements.
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• IT systems in value chain management
  * [[Market]] analysis systems
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• Make-Or-Buy Decision
  ...their core competences which give them [[competitive advantage]] on the [[market]]. '''Analyzing stage''' is a phase in which costs are analyzed. The analysis concerns both: fixed and variable costs and needs to take into consideratio
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• Subcontractor
  ...of the company, in various aspects of its business: strategic, economic, [[market]], organizational, motivational. Hiring [[process]] is done in the followin * Cost-benefit analysis
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• Cumulative frequency curve
  ...cumulative frequency curve can be used to show population growth, stock [[market]] performance, sales data, or the performance of different products or serv ...distributed over a given range. This makes it an invaluable tool for data analysis, as it can help you identify trends and compare different sets of data. If
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• Rating process
  ...rocess is only a part of [[action]] which is focused on conducting '''deep analysis''' to make a '''relevant''' and as '''rational''' as possible decision base * d. the rating process, currently discussed element, used to analysis ratee performance and compare to concept of [[standard]] action taking into
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• Corporate agent
  ...his, it may have access to the most advanced technologies on the financial market, that are not available to single company. It can also employ more speciali ...rovide services such as listing and trading of securities, market data and analysis, and other related services.
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• Quantity or quality
  ...This will help them to meet customer demands and stay competitive in the [[market]]. ==Qualitative vs Quantitative Analysis==
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• Knowledge gap strategy
  ==Steps of knowledge gap analysis== # Analysis of internal [[business environment]].
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• Media strategy
  The channel used to convey a message to a target [[market]] is called a '''medium'''. ...rs must know which medium will be used to convey the message to the target market, creative [[work]] cannot be completed without knowing that. For example, c
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• Internal processes perspective
  ...age [[market]] research is conducted in order to determine the size of the market, the [[needs]] of buyers and [[price]] ranges for products and services. Th * '''Data and analytics''': This involves the collection, analysis, and use of data to improve performance. Data and analytics can be used to
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• Procurement procedures
  ...paring offers with high overhead, hoping for a poor understanding of the [[market]], and if necessary they are ready for its significant reduction. Other fir ...dash; {{i5link|a=[[Differentiation strategy]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Sales analysis]]}} }}
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• Bullish divergence
  ...is actually a way of assessing the relative level of greed or fear on the market at any given time. ...in the case that RSI does not move in the same direction as that of the [[market]]. Divergence is highly helpful to give out-trend reversals. There are two
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• Fictitious asset
  ==Fictitious asset in tools for financial analysis== Ratio analysis is a typical and most famous used tools of financial analysis. It is distinguished [[classification]] of Types of Ratios (Y. A. Babalola,
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• Food commodity
  ...of other sciences, such as: food biochemistry, food microbiology, sensory analysis of food, food [[technology]], food toxicology, bromatology. The necessity o ...red products must find a buyer so that they can become a commodity. In a [[market]] economy in which there is [[overproduction]], the biggest problem is the
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• Price risk
  ...uction leads to a decrease in [[demand]]. In addition, in countries with a market economy, including in the European Union, too low a price may be considered ...h binds both parties to the contract, regardless of the level at which the market price will be shaped at the time of payment. An indirect solution is to inc
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• Open innovation
  ...develop new products for the benefit of the internal and external business market. ...market within the company but also outsourced to others for the use of new market ventures. A major decision in this concept involves whether to develop tech
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• Audience profile
  ...y to company's products, services and promotion. Any [[company]] can not [[market]] successfully without sufficient [[knowledge]] of customers. Audience prof ...havior]]. It helps marketers to better understand and segment their target market, and craft tailored messages that resonate with their customers. Here are s
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• Employee turnover rate
  * It can be affected by changes in the labor [[market]] and external factors, making it difficult to determine the true cause of * '''Employee Retention Analysis''': It is a process of assessing the reasons why employees stay or leave an
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• Sales campaign
  * '''Target [[market]]''': It is important to identify who the target market of the campaign is. This helps to ensure that the campaign is reaching the ...such as print, digital, social media, and direct mail, to reach the target market.
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• Opportunities and threats
  ...r methods of [[strategic analysis]] of a [[company]], the so-called [[SWOT analysis]], the name of which is an acronym of the examined indicators - Strengths, ...wards the organisation, which can be used by the organisation to achieve [[market]] and financial effects <ref>S. Brad, & E. Brad,2015, pp. 616-625</ref>. A
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• Customer needs
  ...nsumer]], for identifying them commonly are used traditional techniques of market researches such as surveys or interviews. ...ver by a company than the expressed ones and require using untraditional [[market]] researches such as observing user's daily routine actions.
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• Causal loop diagram
  ...ave an impact on multiple areas such as economic output, public opinion, [[market]] [[behaviour]], etc. A causal loop diagram can help to visualize these rel ...e changed or managed. Causal loop diagrams are an invaluable tool for this analysis, as they help us to better understand the relationships between the variabl
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• Bank efficiency ratio
  ...e of the simplest techniques of effectiveness measurement is the indicator analysis based on data from '''financial statements''' <ref>S.A. Jamil, F. Alshubiri ...One of the simplest techniques for measuring effectiveness is '''indicator analysis'''. Three types of bank effectiveness can be distinguished, namely <ref>D.
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• Definition of controlling
  ...ther crucial [[management functions]] as: planning, directing, monitoring, analysis and reporting. Controlling is also intended to stimulate the creative think ...oosing of the most optimal methods and techniques to perform new tasks and analysis and creation of new management techniques (such as ''early warning systems'
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• Performance models
  ...ss]] of a project to predict its timelines and cost. It uses probabilistic analysis to simulate multiple scenarios and provide estimates of the project’s dur ...ccurately predict the impact of external factors, such as changes in the [[market]] or [[technology]], on the project.
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• Early warning system
  ...s]], disclosure of risks should take place in advance in time, so that the analysis of the operating business unit can be carried out using data from financial ...attered and their perception requires meticulous observation and extensive analysis.
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• Material flow execution function
  The material flow is addiction to on the [[market]] [[demand]] from customers. ...e deadline. The production [[plan]] is based on the demand reported on the market, from which you know what types of materials and goods will be needed for p
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• First in first out (FIFO)
  ...s the one that is used or sold first. Thus, the accounting calculation and analysis is performed based on the [[cost]] paid for the oldest products. ...luding the FIFO method<ref>Putra,G. (2021).''Cost of Inventory Calculation Analysis Using The Fifo and Lifo Methods''. Pg.110.</ref>.
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• Asset valuation
  ...which an asset will trade in a competitive, open market. It is the current market price of an asset based on recent sales transactions. ...r their [[production]] line. They can use asset valuation to determine the market value, replacement value, historical cost, and intrinsic value of the machi
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• Process of innovation
  ...ise as a result of [[research and development]], as well as the emerging [[market]] [[demand]] for new, improved products. # Market innovation.
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• Potential product
  ...mprovements, which results in maintaining proper [[competitiveness]] and [[market]] position <ref>Lancaster G.,(2018),p.114</ref>. ...logy]] [[industry]]. Consumers have high requirements when it comes to the market for advanced technologies. They expect that the products which they bought,
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• Inelastic supply
  ...es. This can help to reduce price fluctuations and provide a more stable [[market]]. ...gnificantly change with price changes. This can help to reduce the risk of market failure and ensure a more efficient [[allocation of resources]].
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• Capital formation
  ...s can be done by issuing new shares or by selling existing shares in the [[market]]. ...y. Finally, understanding capital formation is important for macroeconomic analysis, as it can have a major effect on economic growth.
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• Risk management methodology
  * '''Risk Analysis''': After identifying the risks, a risk analysis is conducted to determine the probability and impact of the risks. This inv ...k management can be used to identify and manage financial risks, such as [[market]] volatility and credit risk.
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• Knowledge and information
  ...nts of decision-making and problem-solving. It is through the acquisition, analysis and application of knowledge and information that managers are able to make ...bout the performance of [[investment]] securities, the fluctuations in the market and the strategies to maximize a portfolio’s return.
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• Project environment
  ...tions with other people or groups and the correct choice of this group for analysis is necessary for proper [[planning]]. [[Stakeholders]] are institutions, in [[Stakeholders analysis in project management|Stakeholder groups]] include:
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• Examples of weaknesses
  ...e general meaning, but adding little ambiguity for managers performing the analysis. * management does not conduct [[market research]] of [[customer needs]], there is no knowledge about the changes i
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• Measure of organizational performance
  ...] satisfaction, operational [[efficiency]], [[employee]] engagement, and [[market]] share. ...to understand the effectiveness of their [[investments]]. [[Cost]]-Benefit Analysis is also used to measure the cost effectiveness of an investment compared to
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• Continuous audit
  ...orrective [[action]]. The continuous audit process typically includes data analysis, process reviews, and testing of key controls. ...accounting standards. It also involves monitoring current trends in the [[market]] and assessing the impact on the organization’s [[financial performance]
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• Project cost management
  ...the project, and associated cost of this resources (based on approximate [[market]] value). It is necessary to create [[budget of a project]]. * information about the [[project risk analysis|possible risks]].
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• Internal benchmarking
  ...s and methods that take place in the company. Thanks to this [[method]] of analysis, it is easy to define which activities are ineffective or performed incorre Some analysis is contucted, It is focused on the way the [[product]] is made. It seems th
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• Dependent demand
  ...icular finished [[product]]. Calculation of this number is based on market analysis, orders of customers and wholesalers, predictions, strategic plans, [[produ ...al [[finished product]]. The calculation of this number is based on market analysis, [[customer]] orders and wholesalers, forecasts, strategic plans, productio
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• Black box model
  ...gy, so investors question the systemic [[risk]] this model brings to the [[market]]. The black box model is also used as a model to explain [[consumer]] stim The use of black box models for investment analysis, usually based on whether financial markets are rising or falling, has beco
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• Hunger marketing
  ==Analysis== ...personality and [[image]], emotional relationships to meet the regional [[market]] psychology.
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• Labor force participation
  ...be used to compare labor [[market]] trends between regions, identify labor market gaps, and [[plan]] for future workforce [[needs]]. Finally, labor force par ...several categories, each of which is important to understanding the labor market. These categories include:
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• Project link
  ...ng coordinated by the University of Toronto and the Development Policy and Analysis Division of '''UN/DESA'''. The project LINK meeting, also known as '''UN / * Improved access to data and analysis from a variety of sources. Project LINK provides a platform for researchers
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• Unemployment costs
  ...This [[cost]] can be estimated using a combination of economic models and analysis of past economic trends. ...oss different countries due to differences in the structure of the labor [[market]] and the welfare [[system]].
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• Indirect exports
  * conditions of home [[market]] are not preferable to produce goods, * at [[home market]] there is poor [[availability of resources]],
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• Negotiable certificate of deposit
  Negotiable CD's are one of the more popular [[money]] [[market]] instruments for institutional investors. The maturities on negotiable CD' ...purchase high-yielding commercial paper, treasury bills, and other [[money market instruments]]. Banks issued the new instrument - negotiable certificate of
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• Identity of the company
  ...a branding exercise: This can include [[market]] research, [[competitor]] analysis, and the development of a [[brand]] [[strategy]].
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• Macro marketing
  ...ted negative benefits. A substantial study is conducted on the different [[market]] sectors and processes to attain this aim. Considering that such methods o ...marketing studies on '''economies''' and '''processes''' that influence [[market research]]. Macromarketing is a crucial instrument for tackling marketing a
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• Precision targeter
  ...iors, habits and activities. Currently, this data is collected through the analysis of online activity in social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, se ...of failure, however, it is necessary to periodically analyze the changing market situation due to the changing preferences of recipients
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• Process strategies
  ...ork]] they have done, we can achieve large, long-term profits and a good [[market]] position<ref>McIvor, R. (2005)</ref>. * [[Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis]] [[method]] that helps to locate errors and defects at the very beginning
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• Debenture Redemption Reserve
  ...s the [[money]] from this account to buy back the debentures on the open [[market]] or to redeem them through a draw of lots. ...ny uses the money from this account to buy back the debentures on the open market or to redeem them through a draw of lots.
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• Functions of research
  ...s that occur between the various phenomena (economic, political, social, [[market]], internal) in order to develop strategies for improvement # [[identification]] of [[market]] opportunities and potential risks in order to identify areas of future gr
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• Finished product
  ...ommercial value]], deterioration of [[quality]] or cause a weakness in the market. The sale of such products is very difficult and requires the [[sales depar * what will appear on the market in order to gain [[consumer]] attention
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• Activity measure
  '''The gross domestic product''' is the [[market]] value of all goods and services produced in the country at a given time ( * Cost-benefit analysis, which attempts to measure the net benefit of a given phenomenon by compari
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• Investment agreement
  ...they can be explained by considering how the investment agreement fits the analysis. ...ensation. In most arbitration between the investor and the state, the fair market value is the lower limit of compensation, and the agreement cannot [[work]]
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• Sub broker
  ...of responsibilities and actions of almost all the players in the capital [[market]]. These are instructions for the issuers to provide investor protection. " ...tise and advice''': Sub brokers typically have a good understanding of the market and can provide investors with valuable advice.
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• Social and cultural factors affecting business
  ...alysis]] ([[PEST analysis]], [[STEEP analysis]], [[SWOT analysis]], [[TOWS analysis]]) could lead to better strategic alignment of [[company]] to society (duri ...to a country, which can affect the population's diversity and impact labor market.
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• Adaptive expectations
  ...mes that individuals and firms form their expectations based on a rational analysis of all available information. ...ket]] crash, they may sell their stocks, which can in turn lead to a stock market crash.
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• Stage-Gate process
  * success on the [[market]], sale of a new product and profits from sales * Gate 5: Precommercialization Business Analysis
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• Product life cycle
  ...ction'': A period of slow sales growth as the product is introduced in the market. Profits are non-existent in this stage because of the heavy expenses incur * ''Growth'': A period of rapid market acceptance and substantial [[profit]] improvement.
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• Software cost estimation
  * Evaluate the complexity of a project, allowing for more accurate [[risk]] analysis and cost estimates. * '''[[Market]] Fluctuations''': Fluctuations in the market can affect the cost of the project, as the cost of resources required may c
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• External obsolescence
  External obsolescence performs when the landlord cannot earn a [[market]]-based rate return from investment. There are three types of industrial pr ...rict). It can be also caused by economic recession that creates a sluggish market. In general, external obsolescence results in depreciation of the property'
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• Bearish divergence
  ...tors are buying from strong investors. When more strong investors exit the market and the distribution is finally over, the price will fail<ref> R.M. Lee, P. ...e zero line, mirroring the share price. Bearish divergence occurs when the market makes a new high and the histogram fails to reach a higher peak than its la
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• Differential advantage
  ...ble differential advantages invariably result in superior [[profit]] and [[market]] performance. Successful brands are always brand leaders in their segments * '''Market'''
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• Portfolio risk management
  ...io and its objectives. For example, a portfolio manager may conduct a risk analysis to identify potential risks and develop strategies to ensure the successful ...t industries. This [[strategy]] can help reduce the impact of unexpected [[market]] or project changes on the overall portfolio.
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