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Common size analysisThe representing of balance sheet items as percentages of assets and of income statement items as percentages of sales.Common size analysis Similar MatchesQuantitative analysisQuantitative analysisAn assessment of specific measurable securities or investment factors, such as cost of capital, value of assets; and projections of sales, costs, earnings, and profits. Combined with more subjective or qualitative considerations (such as management effectiveness), quantitative analysis can enhance investment decisions and portfolios. Ex post analysisEx post analysisAnalysis of the effects of a policy, such as trade liberalization or formation of a PTA, based on information available after the policy has been implemented and its performance observed. Also retrospective analysis. Time series analysisTime series analysisAssessment of relationships between two or among more variables over periods of time. Quantitative analysisQuantitative analysisAn analysis of the mathematically measurable figures of a company, such as the value of assets or projected sales. Regression analysisRegression analysisAnalysis which examines the correlation between two or more variables in a mathematical model and attempts to prove whether or not the past relationships will be the same in the future. Regression analysis is used in the Black-Scholes option pricing model, portfolio theory and the capital asset pricing model. Further Suggestionstechnical analysisForce Field Analysis Regression analysis Comparative market analysis Market analysis Ex ante analysis Mean variance analysis Horizontal analysis Trend Ratio Analysis Horizon analysis Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval System Common base year analysis Cluster analysis Credit analysis Multiple discriminant analysis (MDA) Retrospective analysis Comparative credit analysis Prospective analysis Technical analysis Rescaled Range (R or S) Analysis Qualitative analysis Discriminate analysis Scenario analysis Factor analysis Regression analysis |
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