Observing the rise in investors Indonesian stock exchange, particularly during Covid 19 pandemic, author is interested research on fundamental analysis assessing prices especially firms textile and apparel sectors. This investigates how financial ratios affect values from 2018 to 2020. A total of 16 serve as samples. used panel data was analyzed by a regression test panel. From results, it foun...

Changes in aggregate household debt in the United States may contain information about the current state of the economy and may influence its future path. When a large share of household income is devoted to debt repayment, households have fewer funds available to purchase goods and services. Households with high debt levels relative to income are also more likely to default on their obligation...

The main objective of this study is to test the predictive power financial ratios (ownership ratio, liquidity debt stock turnover return on equity total assets and market book ratio) performance banking sector in Amman Stock Exchange (ASE). analysis relies yearly data for period 2000-2014. sample consists fourteen banks listed Exchange. Using ordinary least square method (OLS), we regress seven...

One potential consequence of rising concentration of income at the top of the distribution is increased borrowing, as less affluent households attempt to maintain standards of living with less income. This paper explores the “keeping up with the Joneses” phenomenon using data from the Survey of Consumer Finances. Specifically, it examines the responsiveness of payment-toincome ratios for differ...

We provide a simple comparative test of contracting and value relevance theories of accounting, using data on the importance of countries’ debt and equity markets. Contracting (debt markets) theory predicts conditional conservatism, in the Basu (1997) sense of asymmetrically timelier loss recognition than gain recognition, as proxied by a stronger relation between earnings and negative returns....

We calculate abnormal stock returns for Japanese non-financial companies around major events associated with the banking crisis (1995–2000), and find that not all companies were equally sensitive to the malaise of the banking sector: the most affected were small, leveraged, low-tech companies with low credit ratings and low market to book ratios. This is consistent with ‘‘credit crunch’’ theori...

Earlier versions of this software focused on algorithms arising from the material in the book Harmonic Function Theory [ABR] by Sheldon Axler, Paul Bourdon, and Wade Ramey. That book is still the source for many of the algorithms used in the HFT10.m package, but the goal of the package has expanded to include additional symbolic manipulations involving harmonic functions. The HFT10.m package ca...

The worldwide growth slowdown after 1975 was a major negative fiscal shock; lower growth lowers the present value of tax revenues and primary surpluses and thus makes a given level of debt more burdensome. Most countries failed to adjust to the negative fiscal consequences of the growth implosion and so public debt to GDP ratios exploded. The growth slowdown therefore played an important role i...

The paper explores the implications of different autonomous demands, with differing rates of growth, in a demand-led growth model where policy makers are concerned about the ratios of public sector debt to income and external debt to income. The actual growth rate is explained in terms of the growth rate of aggregate demand, with emphasis in the formation of expectations about growth in the lat...