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MVA
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MVA
abbr.
motor vehicle accident
Motor Vehicle Accident
The unintended collision of one motor vehicle with another, a stationary object, or person, resulting in injuries, death and/or loss of property. MVAs kill 45,000/year—US; 60% are < age 35 and account for 500,000 hospitalizations and most of the 20,000 annual spinal cord injuries, at a cost of $75 billion/year. Motor vehicle accidents are also known as road traffic accidents
MVA
Motor vehicular/vehicle accident, see there
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Researchers used two metrics to evaluate companies: Economic Value Added, a value-based performance tool used to compute the true economic profit of a firm, as opposed to its accounting profit (such as net income): and Market Value Added, which measures the market value that a firm has created.
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The study measured four financial indicators: market value added (MVA), economic value added (EVA), price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio and return on capital employed (ROCE).
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Moreover, the transmission mechanism of EVA into market value added (MVA) is problematic.
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