1968 publicly traded manufacturing model as restated by Altman in Figure 2 of his 2002 paper, using its displayed sales coefficient of 1.0. Use consistent currency/reporting period and the paper's tangible-asset definition. Not private-company, bank or nonmanufacturing variants; score is not a bankruptcy probability or investment rating.
1968 publicly traded manufacturing model as restated by Altman in Figure 2 of his 2002 paper, using its displayed sales coefficient of 1.0. Use consistent currency/reporting period and the paper's tangible-asset definition. Not private-company, bank or nonmanufacturing variants; score is not a bankruptcy probability or investment rating.
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1.2*working/assets+1.4*retained/assets+3.3*ebit/assets+0.6*equity/liabilities+sales/assets