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Testing the accuracy of the emerging market scoring model for measuring and predicting financial distress for South African firms
This study investigated the accuracy of the Emerging Market Scoring Model (EMS model) for measuring and predicting financial distress for South African firms. The EMS model was applied to a 62-firm sample composed of two independent groups of 31 firms each, known as the extender and non-extender gro...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2025
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