Analysis of divisional profitability using the residual income profile: a note on cash flows and rates of growth

Article Abstract:

The relationship between residual income (RI), return on investment (ROI) and cash flows were analyzed through the use of Frigo and Ciecka's residual income profile. The RI profile showed that in some instances, both RI and ROI can be effectively utilized in divisional cash flow estimation. RI was also found to be effective as proxy for cash flows during net present value estimation.

Analysis, Cash flow, Return on investment, Rate of return

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Innovation and firm-level persistent profitability: a Schumpeterian framework

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the establishment of a framework for profit persistence at firm-level which involves the imitation of competitors and product innovation. Schumpeterian frameworks and logic are discussed.

Technological innovations

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Modeling the competitive process

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the development of a model which investigates the relationship which exists between the dynamics and level of return achieved by Japanese and US business enterprises in the marketplace.

Models, Markets (Economics)

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