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Efficacy Assessments of Z Score and Operating Cash Flow Insolvency Predictive Models Insolvency Predictive Models

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Table 1. The detailed industrial sectors that made up the population as at date based were as follows
Table 4. Variables used for computation of Z-Score and operating cash flow predictions of Oil Service industrial sampled  companies
Table 7Frequency of predictions and running both Z-Score and
Table 5. Variables used for computation of Z-Score and operating cash flow predictions of merchandising industrial sampled  companies
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