IMPROVING THE INVESTMENT CLIMATE THROUGH TRANSPARENT FINANCIAL ANALYSIS: INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS AND PROFITABILITY FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH
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This study argues that creating institutional reforms that require clear financial analysis is crucial for improving the investment climate. By reducing gaps in information and boosting investor confidence, such reforms ultimately foster enhanced corporate profitability and drive sustainable economic growth. Also, research aims to demonstrate how improved financial analysis can attract investments and facilitate institutional reforms. Strengthening the investment climate through rigorous, transparent financial analysis, along with accompanying institutional reforms, unlocks private investment and raises firm-level profitability.
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