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1 Arvind Shrouti,Option Positive Balance Sheet Analysis

2 Arvind Shrouti,Option Positive Balance Sheet Analysis PARTICULARS / YEARS2007200620052004200320022001200019991998 TOTAL CAPITAL EMPLOYED1681991131101059580 6455 INCOME40832721720316314113814714399 NON FACTOR EXPENDITURE30125416614210410696918656 VALUE ADDITION107735161603542565743 EMPLOYEES SHARE33322326252623211813 CAPITAL SHARE74412835 919364029 EMPLOYEES SHARE IN VALUE ADDITION (%)314445424175563731 CAPITAL SHARE IN VALUE ADDITION (%)695655585925446369 RETURN TO CAPITAL (%)4420253233923456253

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6 Arvind Shrouti,Option Positive Production O/P Price I/P Price Return to Capital Return to Labor Employment Work Intensity Productivity Capital Share Labor Share Deployment Turnover Value Addition MODEL OF ECONOMICS OF A FIRM Capital Employed

7 Arvind Shrouti,Option Positive THANK YOU

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