2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.bar.2004.06.005
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Estimating economic performance from accounting data—a review and synthesis

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“…This interesting result is in sharp contrast with the accounting literature on economic rate of return, according to which accounting rates of return do not provide any information about a project's or firm's economic profitability (e.g. Harcourt 1965, Solomon 1966, Livingstone and Salamon 1970, Gordon 1974, Kay 1976, Fisher and McGowan 1983, Luckett 1984, Salamon 1985, Kay and Mayer 1986, Gordon and Stark 1989, Whittington 1988, Feenstra and Wang 2000, Stark 2004. See also Magni 2009a, 2011c, Magni and Peasnell 2012, 2015.…”
Section: The Average Return On Asset (Aroa)contrasting
confidence: 51%
“…This interesting result is in sharp contrast with the accounting literature on economic rate of return, according to which accounting rates of return do not provide any information about a project's or firm's economic profitability (e.g. Harcourt 1965, Solomon 1966, Livingstone and Salamon 1970, Gordon 1974, Kay 1976, Fisher and McGowan 1983, Luckett 1984, Salamon 1985, Kay and Mayer 1986, Gordon and Stark 1989, Whittington 1988, Feenstra and Wang 2000, Stark 2004. See also Magni 2009a, 2011c, Magni and Peasnell 2012, 2015.…”
Section: The Average Return On Asset (Aroa)contrasting
confidence: 51%
“…Previous studies in this field, including McGahan and Porter (1997), Rumelt (1991) and Schmalensee (1985) acknowledge similar difficulties. Fisher and McGowan (1983) and Stark (2004) discuss the issues that arise in the measurement of profitability.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some organizations, like the OECD, have also used ROI measures for country-wide comparisons of profitability; see, for instance, Chan-Lee and Sutch (1985). 2 Earlier studies exploring the connection between IRR and ROI include Solomons (1961), Solomon (1966), Fisher and McGowan (1983), Salamon (1985Salamon ( , 1988, Bar-Yosef and Lustgarten (1994) and Stark (2004). 3 Feltham and Ohlson (1996), Ohlson and Zhang (1998) and Zhang (2000) refer to accounting as conservative if on average market values exceed book values.…”
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“…6 A central question in the industrial organization literature is whether in the long run firm profits tend to revert to competitive levels. To answer this question, a variety of profit measurement methodologies have been developed; see, for instance, Mueller (1986) and Stark (2004). Some authors, including Fisher and McGowan (1983), have argued that it is generally impossible to infer economic profitability from reported accounting rates of return.…”
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