JFQ volume 6 issue 5 Cover and Front matter
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JFQ volume 6 issue 4 Cover and Front matter
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JFQ volume 6 issue 2 Back matter
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December 1971 Special Issue
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JFQ volume 6 issue 3 Cover and Front matter
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Preliminary Program for WFA 1971 Annual Meeting
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A Statistical Grouping of Corporations by their Financial Characteristics
It appears to a widely held view that corporations with similar operational characteristics ought to have similar financial characteristics. For example, one might expect that the financial characteristics of two drug companies would be similar. This seems entirely reasonable. Unfortunately however, there does not appear to be any quantitative analysis of this point in the literature. Furthermore, discussions with our financial colleagues lead to the conclusion that, if such financial differentiation of corporations were possible, it is by no means obvious what the variables of differentiation would be. Consequently, such an analysis was undertaken and is described in this paper. The basic question asked is whether the statistical grouping of corporations by their financial characteristics is similar to their predetermined, external, industrial classification.
JFQ volume 4 issue 5 Cover, Errata and Front matter
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