financial statistics

In this capacity Wells was the first to collect economic and financial statistics for government use.

But most corporations still refuse to lay open a set of financial statistics that are central to their ability to survive.

Its preliminary prospectus supplies three years of actual financial statistics.

Nate had questions about sales, products, holdings, earnings, an endless list of financial statistics.

The newsletter said it did not use financial statistics because they were not available for all state-owned companies.

What had followed was a mind-numbing litany of financial statistics, provided by the town treasurer.

The students said they had relied on newspapers, 24-hour cable networks and the Internet for information and daily financial statistics.

Financial Statistics, first appeared in 1962.

Seen in that light, its financial statistics are far from extravagant, and quite advantageous for New York City.

Since there is normally no movement of funds there can be no such thing as exact financial statistics.

Forester is a value investor who makes financial decisions based on financial statistics such as price/earnings ratio.

As she strikes lewd poses around the house, the shy suspect tries to keep his cool by frantically rattling off financial statistics.

To overcome such problems a banker must examine the available financial statistics to ascertain the creditworthiness of the proposed borrower.

Basic financial statistics.

In fact, G.M. has already said that it may switch to a summary report, containing fewer financial statistics, next year.

Financial statistics reveal solid budget surpluses existed in 1960-73 for the Greek general government, but since then only budget deficits were recorded.

International Financial Statistics, a database maintained by the IMF.

Yahoo does not disclose financial statistics of its Personals division, but Match.com has begun to generate positive cash flow.

His books were very common, especially the principles and guidelines of the national economy and economy policy and a plan of economic and financial statistics.

Population: 330,000 (IMF International Financial Statistics 1988 estimate).

"Monetary and Financial Statistics Compilation Guide."

Annual: Public Elementary Secondary Education Finances Financial statistics on state and local government employee retirement systems.

Tricia Duryee's eMoney - reportage on earnings, transactions and financial statistics that move the technology industry.

The final financial statistics, in 1967 Canadian dollars, were: revenues of $221,239,872, costs of $431,904,683, and a deficit of $210,664,811.

He also promoted the use of standard financial statistics to measure the performance of different operations within a diversified company, primarily through his associate Donaldson Brown.