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    The researcher encountered some limitations during the study, including that financial statements are based on historical costs and do not reflect current values, and interim reports may not accurately reflect the full year's profit or loss. To address these limitations, the researcher minimized costs by finding alternative resources and working extensively to reduce the impact of the limitations on the study's success. Key terms defined in the document include ratios analysis, business performance, liquidity, profitability, leverage ratios, and activity ratios.

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    The researcher encountered some limitations during the study, including that financial statements are based on historical costs and do not reflect current values, and interim reports may not accurately reflect the full year's profit or loss. To address these limitations, the researcher minimized costs by finding alternative resources and working extensively to reduce the impact of the limitations on the study's success. Key terms defined in the document include ratios analysis, business performance, liquidity, profitability, leverage ratios, and activity ratios.

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    The researcher encountered some limitations during the study, including that financial statements are based on historical costs and do not reflect current values, and interim reports may not accurately reflect the full year's profit or loss. To address these limitations, the researcher minimized costs by finding alternative resources and working extensively to reduce the impact of the limitations on the study's success. Key terms defined in the document include ratios analysis, business performance, liquidity, profitability, leverage ratios, and activity ratios.

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    The researcher encountered some limitations during the study, including that financial statements are based on historical costs and do not reflect current values, and interim reports may not accurately reflect the full year's profit or loss. To address these limitations, the researcher minimized costs by finding alternative resources and working extensively to reduce the impact of the limitations on the study's success. Key terms defined in the document include ratios analysis, business performance, liquidity, profitability, leverage ratios, and activity ratios.

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    8 Limitations of the Research

    During research, the researcher met some problems. However, he tried to minimize the

    effects of those problems that culminate the success of this study. Below are some of the limitations

    encountered and how they were controlled: Mostly, the financial statements are prepared on the

    concept of historical costs. They do not reflect the values in terms of current costs. Such

    information might cause misunderstandings. The financial statements were as interim reports and

    not final because of preparation of one year or sometimes half yearly. While the actual profit or

    loss could only be known when the business is closed. To overcome of these limitations the

    researcher did all possible to minimize the consequences that may result from them. He tried to

    minimize cost and find other resources from family and relatives and over worked day and night.

    1.9 Definition of Keys Terms

    Ratios analysis has been used to assess company performance for almost as long as modern share

    markets have been around.

    Business performance: is a set of management and analytic processes that enables the

    management of an organization's performance to achieve one or more pre-selected goals.

    Liquidity: is the ability of a firm to meet its short-term obligations.

    Profitability: is a measure of the amount by which a firms revenues exceeds its relevant expenses.

    Leverage ratios provide an indication of a companys long-term solvency.

    Activity ratios are used to measure the relative efficiency of a firm based on its use of its assets,

    leverage or other such balance sheet items.

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