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Yin,R. (2023). Research on Financial Position of Apple. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,10,137-143.
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References
[1]. Meliciani, V. (2000). The relationship between R&D, investment and patents: a panel data analysis. Applied Economics, 32(11), 1429-1437.
[2]. Carruth, A., Dickerson, A., & Henley, A. (2000). What do we know about investment under uncertainty?. Journal of economic surveys, 14(2), 119-154.
[3]. Ross, S. A. (1977). The capital asset pricing model (CAPM), short-sale restrictions, and related issues. The Journal of Finance, 32(1), 177-183.
[4]. Džaja, J., & Aljinović, Z. (2013). Testing CAPM model on the emerging markets of the Central and Southeastern Europe. Croatian Operational Research Review, 4(1), 164-175.
[5]. Pavlík, R., & White, M. (2010). Apple: the Right Company to Invest In.
[6]. Ximénez, J. N. M., & Sanz, L. J. (2014). Financial decision-making in a high-growth company: the case of Apple incorporated. Management Decision.
[7]. Li, H. (2016). Profitability Assessment of Apple Company.
[8]. Mahendra, C. (2018). A Study on Financial Analysis Using a tool of Comparative Balance Sheet at Apple Auto Agency Private Limited.
[9]. Keene, M. A., & Peterson, D. R. (2007). The importance of liquidity as a factor in asset pricing. Journal of Financial Research, 0(1), 91-109.
[10]. Armstrong, P., Harchaoui, T. M., Jackson, C., & Tarkhani, F. (2002). A Comparison of Canada-US Economic Growth in the Information Age, 1981-2000: The Importance of Investment in Information and Communication Technologies. Statistics Canada, Analytical Studies-Economic Analysis, Series 1F0027MIE, (001).