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Rentabilité des entreprises sous contrôle canadien par rapport aux entreprises sous contrôle américain

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Dans le présent document, nous examinons la courbe de rentabilité des grandes entreprises résidant au Canada durant la période de 1990 à 1998. Notre examen porte d'abord sur les différences entre la rentabilité des entreprises sous contrôle canadien et celle des entreprises sous contrôle américain et nous tâchons de cerner les différences éventuelles entre les tendances du point de vue de la rentabilité selon le pays d'appartenance au cours du cycle économique durant les années 90. Nous utilisons des données microéconomiques sur la rentabilité des grandes entreprises non intégrées pour examiner le rôle joué par la part de marché dans la détermination de la rentabilité des entreprises dans chaque groupe et la mesure dans laquelle les bénéfices qui s'écartent de la moyenne sont ramenés rapidement ou lentement à leurs valeurs d'équilibre de long terme. Ces deux aspects du comportement relatif au bénéfice sont liés à la nature de la concurrence sur les marchés desservis par les entreprises. Enfin, nous examinons le rôle joué par la variation du taux de change Canada É. U. dans la détermination de la rentabilité afin de déterminer dans quelle mesure chaque groupe rajuste ses prix à l'étranger en fonction de cette variation de manière à influer sur les bénéfices déclarés au Canada.

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  • Warren, Paul, 2005. "Rentabilité des entreprises sous contrôle canadien par rapport aux entreprises sous contrôle américain," Série de documents de recherche sur l'analyse économique (AE) 2005030f, Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques.
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