This study examines the relationship of "book value" and "net income" with the value of companies (Stock Prices). The results are consistent with previous study for “strong companies”, but in “weak companies" the relationship of two criteria with the value of companies is almost the same. Although, the "book value" have a higher relationship with the value of the firm, but the difference isn't significant
Mohammad Javad,S , Esmaeili,A and Bagheri,A . (2011). Information Content of Book Value and Net Income in Weak and Strong Companies: An Empirical Study. (e26131). Monetary & Financial Economics, 17(30), e26131 doi: 10.22067/pm.v17i30.27242
MLA
Mohammad Javad,S , , Esmaeili,A , and Bagheri,A . "Information Content of Book Value and Net Income in Weak and Strong Companies: An Empirical Study" .e26131 , Monetary & Financial Economics, 17, 30, 2011, e26131. doi: 10.22067/pm.v17i30.27242
HARVARD
Mohammad Javad S, Esmaeili A, Bagheri A. (2011). 'Information Content of Book Value and Net Income in Weak and Strong Companies: An Empirical Study', Monetary & Financial Economics, 17(30), e26131. doi: 10.22067/pm.v17i30.27242
CHICAGO
S Mohammad Javad, A Esmaeili and A Bagheri, "Information Content of Book Value and Net Income in Weak and Strong Companies: An Empirical Study," Monetary & Financial Economics, 17 30 (2011): e26131, doi: 10.22067/pm.v17i30.27242
VANCOUVER
Mohammad Javad S, Esmaeili A, Bagheri A. Information Content of Book Value and Net Income in Weak and Strong Companies: An Empirical Study. Monetary & Financial Economics. 2011;17(30):e26131 (In Persian). doi: 10.22067/pm.v17i30.27242
