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Bankruptcy analysis research has gone through many iterations,from univariate bankruptcy prediction models to sophisticated logit models.However,after examining the results of the research there appear to be a number of common factors that consistently explain bankruptcy.These factors can be grouped into investment factors,financing factors,operating factors.For each of the three groups discuss specific factors that have been found to significantly explain bankruptcy.
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A type of documentation that shows contractual intent and satisfies the statute of frauds requirement.
States Require
A phrase indicating that individual U.S. states may have specific legal requirements or regulations that must be followed.
Merchantability
A warranty implied by law that goods sold are fit for the ordinary purpose for which such goods are used.
Webster v. Blue Ship Tea Room, Inc.
A legal case from Massachusetts in 1964 that centered around what constituted a "fish chowder," illustrating how courts interpret contractual obligations and representations in business.
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