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Susanne Bärenthaler-Sieber, Klaus S. Friesenbichler (WIFO), Arash Robubi (Austrian Institute for SME Research)
Cash-Flow-Quote stagniert 2018. Die Ertragskraft der österreichischen Sachgütererzeugung (Cash-Flow-to-Sales Ratio Stagnating in 2018. The Profitability of the Austrian Manufacturing Sector)
WIFO-Monatsberichte, 2019, 92(8), pp.573-582
Online since: 23.08.2019 0:00
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Im Jahresdurchschnitt 2017 lag die Cash-Flow-Umsatz-Relation in der österreichischen Sachgütererzeugung mit 10,6% neuerlich deutlich über dem Vorjahreswert von 10,2% (2016). Gemäß der WIFO-Schätzung für das Jahr 2018 stagnierte sie jedoch. Im Jahr 2019 dürfte die Cash-Flow-Quote gemäß der Schätzung mit einem dynamischen panelökonometrischen Modell für die Branchen der Sachgütererzeugung zurückgehen.
JEL-Codes:L22, L25, M21
Keywords:Cash-Flow, Ertragskraft, Eigenkapital, Österreich
Research group:Industrial, Innovation and International Economics
Language:German
Cash-Flow-to-Sales Ratio Stagnating in 2018. The Profitability of the Austrian Manufacturing Sector
In 2017, at 10.6 percent, the average cash-flow-to-sales ratio for the Austrian manufacturing industry was again significantly higher than in the previous year (10.2 percent). According to the WIFO estimate it however stagnated in 2018. In 2019, the cash-flow ratio is expected to decline according to the estimate using a dynamic panel econometric model for the manufacturing industries.
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