Effect Of Working Capital Management On The Performance Of Listed Firms In Emerging Markets: Evidence In Vietnam

This study examined and measured the impact of working capital management (WCP) on the performance of companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Vietnam in the emerging market context. A panel data is collected from audited financial statements of 70 companies in the Utilities, Industry, Consumer Goo...

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Corporate profits
Emerging markets
Inventory
Performance management
Profitability
Return on assets
Securities markets
Stock exchanges
Stockholders
Working capital
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