ALTERNATIVES FOR EXISTING THE LOSS ZONE FOR MEDIUM-SIZED AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
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https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj1801391DKeywords:
loss zone, agricultural enterprises, medium-sized enterprises, financial analysis, economic and fnancial powerAbstract
The research objective is to identify causes and alternatives for exiting the loss zone for agricultural enterprises in Serbia. The subject of the research is fnancial performance of agricultural enterprises in 2010-2014. Economic and fnancial power of all mediumsized agricultural enterprises was determined by applying fnancial analysis. Based on the sample of least successful entities, the causes and alternatives for exiting the loss zone were identifed. The results show that loss appears due to a reduction in operating income or in contribution margin, or due to an increase in fnancial expenses. The frst suggested alternative refers to increasing the volume of production and sales at current global price parity, while the second assumes shifting global price parity in favour of sales prices at current real capacity utilization rate. The effects of proposed alternatives are evaluated by two measures of proftability - return on assets and return on equity.
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