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Analysis of EVA (Economic Value Added) Versus Accounting Traditional Measures of Performance in Some Public Listed Companies

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The thesis analyzes the superiority of EVA (Economic Value Added) to accounting traditional measures of performance in driving shareholders value. Data collecting and procedure methods: Primary data was collected from the organizations' (ten public listed companies in Indonesian Stock Exchange) annual reports from and collecting theory from library such as textbooks, the Internet, publications and journals related to the case to be analyzed. The Correlation of EPS was relatively higher to EVA than that of ROE and ROA. This indicates that both two biggest traditional performance indicators, ROA and ROE are not good indicators of financial performance in the sense of value creating actions. The Shareholders of any enterprise want to know whether value is being created or destroyed by management of the enterprise. While there are many ways in which value can be expressed, the so-called 'economic' methods take into account not only the total cost of capital, but also the amount of capital needed to generate the accompanying profit

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: Swiss German University., 2008

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MBA

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