Practical and Applied Aspects in Investigation of Impact of Material Funds over Liquidity of the Firms in Subbranch "Nuclear energetics"

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Keywords
liquidity, material funds, correlation, nuclear energetics

Summary
The opinion that ratio of current liquidity can’t represent as accurately financial firm position as ratio of quick liquidity is widely spread in economical literature and practice. This statement is based on the idea that material funds require large time period to become financial resources. This article represents an empirical analysis about impact of material funds over liquidity of NPP Kozloduy, which is the only nuclear power-plant in Bulgaria. Our empirical analysis shows that the structure of NPP Kozloduy’s material funds has little impact over its liquidity. Thus the ratios of current and quick liquidity both represent the same information about short term financial status of the firm.

JEL: G00
Pages: 17
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