Identification of financial ratios applicable in the construction of a prediction model for bankruptcy of wood industry enterprises

Author:

Adamowicz Krzysztof1,Noga Tomasz1

Affiliation:

1. Poznan University of Life Sciences , Faculty of Forestry , Wojska Polskiego 28, 60-637 Poznań , Poland , phone: 48 618487686, fax: 48 618487685

Abstract

Abstract At present, many early warning systems (EWS) are available. Most EWSs have been constructed based on data coming from various branches of economy. As a result, the effectiveness of these models in specific sectors of the national economy is frequently insufficient. There are no models dedicated to a specific branch, particularly the wood industry. Based on the Polish homogenous financial data supplied by the wood industry, it was decided to identify respective indexes, which may be used to construct a sector prediction model for bankruptcy in the wood industry. This study presents an analysis of indexes applied in 10 most popular EWSs used in Poland. In the course of the research process, a total of 5 financial ratios (FRs) were selected as best fitting to the investigated branch of economy. These included: profit from sales/balance sheet total, total income/mean annual total assets, operating costs/current liabilities, (operating profit – depreciation)/sales of products and equity capital/total debt.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

Subject

Ecology,Forestry

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