Cash recovery rates and profitability analysis
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Cash recovery rates (CRR) can be used to evaluate the profitability of firms. Calculation of the CRR begins with calculating cash recovery, which includes cash from operations, proceeds from the disposal of long-term assets, and interest expense. This is followed by the calculation of average gross assets, which are comprised of average total assets and accumulated depreciation. The CRR is obtained by dividing cash recoveries by average gross assets. CRRs are generally stable for large and mature firms. Large, mature firms with stable CRRs can use the CRR as the discount rate and as a profitability measure.
Publication Name: The Woman CPA
Subject: Women's issues/gender studies
ISSN: 0043-7271
Year: 1991
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A snooper's charter
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There has been an increase in buggings and phone tappings by law enforcement agencies in Britain, and there are difficulties in estimating how much of this is taking place. The Home Office has sought to carry out a reform of the law, but individual privacy could be further eroded by the proposals. The US, New Zealand and Australia are among countries where there is greater opennesson this issue, and Britain could follow their example. Security agencies and the police can exploit loopholes in British law, but privacy is undermined.
Publication Name: The Economist (UK)
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0013-0613
Year: 1999
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Gina Pankowski
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Movement and the definition of form are what Gina Pankowski would like to emphasize on her silvercraft. Aside from being a metalsmith, she also works as a full-time studio jeweler.
Publication Name: American Craft
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 0194-8008
Year: 1995
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