英文摘要 |
After the pioneering study by Beaver (1966) and Altman (1968) proposed corporate financial warning models, many scholars have completed empirical research on this topic over the last four decades. Even though the discrimination of financial warning is more accurate, existing biases, such as sample selection, variable classification and traditional model selection, still present problems. This study proposes an approach to overcome the problems listed above. In addition, we examine the financial administration states of Taiwanese listed electrical companies under the corrected biases. Further, we calculate the risk ratio and threshold value of financial administration states. The empirical results show that on the trichotomous classification test, the indices of debt ratio and earnings per share (EPS) have significant differences between financial administration stages. The correct classified rate of all companies is 93%. This paper measures the relative risk in the financial stages and financial ratios. The debt ratio decrease to 1% lead to financial distress risk decreasing 33%, the EPS decrease of 1% lead to financial distress risk increasing 6.98 times. In addition, this paper substituted debt ratio and EPS into the ordered logistic regression model, we classify that the companies are in a normal state of operation when the threshold value is greater than -0.539. The classification of a slight level of crisis is given when the threshold value is between -0.539 and -12.059. The classification that companies are in a heavy degree of crises is given when the threshold value is less than -12.059. |