New Luxury Management pp 47-65 | Cite as
Financial Reporting and Communication in the Luxury Industry
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Abstract
One of Finance’s guiding principles is that managers should manage the firm’s resources to create value. This appears obvious, but many firms are not managed in that optimal fashion: poor decisions, or a lack of decision making, can limit the firm’s potential, and the key questions are: are the right decisions taken and is overall performance creating the expected value?
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Balance Sheet Free Cash Flow Operating Profit Current Asset Current Liability
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