This study explores whether financial analysts understand two aspects of cost behavior cost variability and cost stickiness. Since analysts’ understanding is not directly observable, we model the process of earnings prediction to generate empirically testable hypotheses regarding analysts’ comprehension of cost variability and cost stickiness. Empirical findings suggest that analysts make syste...

Background This cross-sectional study was conducted to compare the average costs of breast cancer screening and treatment among women with the age of 25 and over in Shiraz-Iran.   Methods Three majors hospitals affiliated with Shiraz University of Medical Sciences (SUMS) were selected for data collection. Financial documents and interviews with the hospitals’ financial officers were used for da...

Financial institutions specifically banks and small businesses have encountered difficulty in sustaining their ability to remain stable during the financial crisis. During this period most scholars addressed cause risk of turbulence but very few studies identified cost debt turbulence. The objective study is enhance Mahalanobis model include measurements when measuring which essentially has an ...

INTRODUCTION Influenza disease burden and economic impact data are needed to assess the potential value of interventions. Such information is limited from resource-limited settings. We therefore studied the cost of influenza in Peru. METHODS We used data collected during June 2009-December 2010 from laboratory-confirmed influenza cases identified through a household cohort in Peru. We determi...