Documentos de Académico
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26 (2020): 1417-1432
ISSN 1012-1587/ISSNe: 2477-9385
Abstract
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1. INTRODUCCIÓN
2. REVISIÓN DE LA LITERATURA E
HIPÓTESIS
3. METODOLOGÍA
Cuadro 4: Ensayo
parcial
No Estandarizado
estandarizado Coeficientes
Modelo Coeficientes T Sig.
Std.
B Beta
Error
(Constante) .591 .296 1.997 .054
P_Cash 35.107 16.133 .202 2.176 .037
1
P_Accounts
2.525 .306 .769 8.262 .000**
Por cobrar
a. Variable dependiente: ROA
Estandarizado
Coeficientes
No estandarizado
Correlaciones
Model
Coeficientes
T Sig.
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Std. Cero
B Beta Parcial Parte
Error orden
(Constante 1.99
) .591 .296 7 .054
35.10 16.13 .20 2.17
P_Cash .037 .691 .354 .156
7 3 2 6
1
P_Accou
nts .76 8.26 .000*
2.525 .306 9 2 * .897 .821 .594
Receivab
le
a. Variable dependiente: ROA
Suma6:dePrueba simultánea
Tabla Mezquin
Model Df o F Sig.
Plazas
o Cuadrado **
Regresión 121.961 2 60.980 80.370 .000
1 Residual 25.038 33 .759
Total 146.999 35
a. Variable dependiente: ROA
b. Predictores: (Constante), Cuentas por cobrar, P_Cash
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El cuadro anterior explica que los resultados de la prueba F de
80.370 con un nivel de significación de 0.000 < 0,005, que puede
explicarse que el volumen de negocios en efectivo y el volumen de
negocios por cobrar tienen un efecto positivo en la rentabilidad. El
coeficiente de determinación (R2) mide la capacidad de la variable
independiente para explicar la variable dependiente en este
estudio.
5. CONCLUSIÓN
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