This paper investigates the trends in inventory management in the automobile manufacturing industry during recessionary vs. non-recessionary periods. It is an empirical approach to testing the validity of the hypothesis that firms which carry leaner inventories perform better throughout the business cycle and are less affected by variability in the economy than less lean firms. The research also hopes to shed some light on how firm\u27s financial statements can be manipulated through discretionary adjustments made by management pertaining to the valuation of inventories
In the current paper, using a sample data of 58 firms consisting of automakers and auto component su...
The paper looks at the role of inventories in U.S. business cycles and fluctuations. It concentrates...
Effective inventory management policy is a recognizable critical driver for company success, but whi...
This paper investigates the trends in inventory management in the automobile manufacturing industry ...
The advent of the computer and changes in business management techniques are commonly believed to ha...
The paper looks at an often debated issue – the decline observed in business cycle volatility – usin...
Traditional models examining relationships between firm resources and revenues assume that the many ...
Traditional models examining relationships between firm resources and revenues assume that the many ...
Inventories usually rise relative to sales during recessions, but they have remained remarkably lean...
This paper examines the relationship between the inventory cycle and the business cycle. It uses bot...
Various inventory studies have been published in the last decades. Some studies emphasize the import...
There exists a substantial literature on how firms should manage inventory and capacity, but less is...
There exists a substantial literature on how firms should manage inventory and capacity, but less is...
This paper examines the financial consequences that inventory leanness has on firm performance. We c...
AbstractIn the current paper, using a sample data of 58 firms consisting of automakers and auto comp...
In the current paper, using a sample data of 58 firms consisting of automakers and auto component su...
The paper looks at the role of inventories in U.S. business cycles and fluctuations. It concentrates...
Effective inventory management policy is a recognizable critical driver for company success, but whi...
This paper investigates the trends in inventory management in the automobile manufacturing industry ...
The advent of the computer and changes in business management techniques are commonly believed to ha...
The paper looks at an often debated issue – the decline observed in business cycle volatility – usin...
Traditional models examining relationships between firm resources and revenues assume that the many ...
Traditional models examining relationships between firm resources and revenues assume that the many ...
Inventories usually rise relative to sales during recessions, but they have remained remarkably lean...
This paper examines the relationship between the inventory cycle and the business cycle. It uses bot...
Various inventory studies have been published in the last decades. Some studies emphasize the import...
There exists a substantial literature on how firms should manage inventory and capacity, but less is...
There exists a substantial literature on how firms should manage inventory and capacity, but less is...
This paper examines the financial consequences that inventory leanness has on firm performance. We c...
AbstractIn the current paper, using a sample data of 58 firms consisting of automakers and auto comp...
In the current paper, using a sample data of 58 firms consisting of automakers and auto component su...
The paper looks at the role of inventories in U.S. business cycles and fluctuations. It concentrates...
Effective inventory management policy is a recognizable critical driver for company success, but whi...