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Study on the Risk and Investment Value of Listed Companies in the Aviation Industry
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Abstract
The objective of this research paper is to thoroughly examine the risks and investment opportunities that exist within the aviation industry for publicly listed companies. The aviation industry encompasses a wide range of sectors, including airlines, aviation manufacturers, and aviation service providers, all of which play a vital role in the overall economy. Many airlines operating within this industry have shares listed on public stock exchanges, providing investors with the opportunity to engage in buying and selling activities. As a result, it is of utmost importance for investors to develop a comprehensive understanding of the associated risks and investment potential associated with publicly listed companies operating within the aviation sector. However, researchers conducting such an analysis must possess a certain level of knowledge and comprehension regarding the intricacies of the aviation industry and its interconnected markets. Acquiring in-depth knowledge about the industry and related market dynamics is crucial for accurately assessing the risk factors and determining the investment value of these listed aviation companies.
Keywords
risk assessment, industry outlook, comparative analysis
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Pan,Z. (2023). Study on the Risk and Investment Value of Listed Companies in the Aviation Industry. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,40,46-52.
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