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The Empirical Study of the Association with Economic Value Added¡BEarnings and Stock ReturnsWu, Huey-Jiuan 27 June 2002 (has links)
Economic Value Added (EVA) is a residual income that corrects distortion of managerial incentives introduced by standard GAAP accounting. This study attempts to compare EVA with EPS and see which one is better. The difference between literature and this study is that we use not only cross-regression but also Granger causality test to make clear the relationship between stock return and performance measure and find out what is the value of EVA. Our main finding is as follows¡G
1.EVA significantly positively affects the contemporaneous stock return, but EPS is insignificant. This support the existence of EVA.
2.The components unique to EVA --- the cost of capital, significantly negatively affects the contemporaneous stock return, indicating that market does take into consideration the cost of capital when pricing the company.
3.As to Granger causality relationship, there is no lead-lag relationship between stock return and EVA or EPS. This means that performance measure cannot be a predictor of future stock return.
In a word, EPS, ignoring equity capital and being distorted by GAAP accounting, neither explains the contemporaneous stock return, nor forecasts the future. However, EVA, considering equity capital and correcting distortion of GAAP accounting, can explain the contemporaneous stock return by representing the intrinsic value of the company. But, EVA, being still on the basis of history, cannot forecast the future. Anyway, EVA can replace EPS in reflecting the operating of the company, that is the contribution of EVA.
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New metrics for value-based management enhancement of performance measurement and empirical evidence on value-relevance /Holler, Annette. January 1900 (has links)
Diss.-- European Business School, 2009. / Includes bibliographical references.
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Implementing productivity gainsharing to influence the performance of value drivers employed by EVA / Jakobus Eduard Wessels FivazFivaz, Jakobus Eduard Wessels January 2008 (has links)
The creation of shareholder wealth has become the key of corporate success. A setback in achieving this is a lack of commitment and participation in productivity initiatives at shop floor level in South Africa and companies are faced with competitive challenges of promoting innovativeness relating to productivity improvement amongst employees. It has increasingly been recognized that by introducing a carefully crafted incentive scheme, it may be possible to induce workers to work both harder and smarter and use existing technologies in new and better ways that enhance their productivity. The purpose of the study is to evaluate to what extend gainsharing can be a solution to the predicament. The empirical data used during the study was based on questionnaires that were administered amongst managers of Eskort Ltd. The research established that gainsharing would induce employees to effectively participate in problem solving or productivity improvement initiatives in the company. The majority of participants feel that gainsharing will benefit the company to deliver on client requirements; help enhance teamwork; create a feeling of ownership; share a portion of saved-cost for productivity improvement purposes; stimulate organization learning; improve communication between management and employees; stimulate employees to make suggestions on ways to improve productivity; and increase profit and reduce costs. The study clearly illustrates that money can be the primary drive for motivation to certain employees within the company. Further more based on the results of the empirical study the researcher came to the conclusion that motivated employees will be more productive and as a result have a positive influence on the value drivers employed by the EVA methodology. EVA is a value based performance measure, an investment decision tool and also a performance measure indicating the absolute amount of shareholder value created. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2009.
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Implementing productivity gainsharing to influence the performance of value drivers employed by EVA / Jakobus Eduard Wessels FivazFivaz, Jakobus Eduard Wessels January 2008 (has links)
The creation of shareholder wealth has become the key of corporate success. A setback in achieving this is a lack of commitment and participation in productivity initiatives at shop floor level in South Africa and companies are faced with competitive challenges of promoting innovativeness relating to productivity improvement amongst employees. It has increasingly been recognized that by introducing a carefully crafted incentive scheme, it may be possible to induce workers to work both harder and smarter and use existing technologies in new and better ways that enhance their productivity. The purpose of the study is to evaluate to what extend gainsharing can be a solution to the predicament. The empirical data used during the study was based on questionnaires that were administered amongst managers of Eskort Ltd. The research established that gainsharing would induce employees to effectively participate in problem solving or productivity improvement initiatives in the company. The majority of participants feel that gainsharing will benefit the company to deliver on client requirements; help enhance teamwork; create a feeling of ownership; share a portion of saved-cost for productivity improvement purposes; stimulate organization learning; improve communication between management and employees; stimulate employees to make suggestions on ways to improve productivity; and increase profit and reduce costs. The study clearly illustrates that money can be the primary drive for motivation to certain employees within the company. Further more based on the results of the empirical study the researcher came to the conclusion that motivated employees will be more productive and as a result have a positive influence on the value drivers employed by the EVA methodology. EVA is a value based performance measure, an investment decision tool and also a performance measure indicating the absolute amount of shareholder value created. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2009.
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Residualgewinne zur externen Aktienanalyse /Hesselmann, Christoph. January 2006 (has links)
Zugl.: Augsburg, Universiẗat, Diss., 2004.
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Das EVA-Konzept und die Grenzen seiner Anwendbarkeit bei Technologie-Akquisitionen Eine Untersuchung am Beispiel der Carl Zeiss Group /Audretsch, Michael. January 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Master-Arbeit Univ. St. Gallen, 2009.
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Das EVA-Konzept und die Grenzen seiner Anwendbarkeit bei Technologie-Akquisitionen Eine Untersuchung am Beispiel der Carl Zeiss Group /Audretsch, Michael. January 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Master-Arbeit Univ. St. Gallen, 2009.
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Wertschaffung bei den Kantonalbanken in der Schweiz Empirische Untersuchung der Jahre 2000 - 2006 /Lüchinger, Benno. January 2007 (has links) (PDF)
Master-Arbeit Univ. St. Gallen, 2007.
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Dopad finanční krize na hospodaření podnikuOvčačíková, Lucie January 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Stanovení hodnoty konkrétního podnikatelského subjektuSoučková, Hana January 2011 (has links)
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