Influence of financial slack in stock returns in Brazilian and Chilean companies
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https://doi.org/10.5902/1983465921973Abstract
Due the stock market is unstable and undergo constant turmoil, organizational control performance becomes indispensable for a sustainable management. Companies need strategies to improve their performance making them more competitive. Thus, the research is intended to analyze the influence of financial slack in return for shares in the Brazilian and Chilean companies that are part of the IBrX-50 and IPSA-40 respectively. To reach the goal, there was a descriptive, documentary, with a quantitative approach. The analyzed period was five years (2010-2014), the final sample was 27 Chilean companies and 25 Brazilian companies. All data were tabulated in a spreadsheet and analyzed by SPSS software. The results showed that Brazilian companies have less financial slack in relation to Chilean companies, however, the companies of Brazil showed returns of indexes for better action compared to companies of Chile, suggesting that not always have more financial slack, will as a result a better market return. The survey data also indicated that there is no influence of financial slack in return for shares in both Brazilian companies as well as Chilean companies by the model and the period analyzed.
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