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USING EUCLIDEAN DISTANCE AS EVALUATION INDICATORS (Appliation To Saudi Industrial Sector)
Auther : By: Dr. Mamdouh Al-Khatib Al-Kaswani
The main objective of this study is to use the Euclidean Distance for designing financial and economic evaluation indicators. The Euclidean Distances are calculated from financial ratios and economic co-efficients. The distances are ordered for getting partial and total indicators. These indicators are used to evaluate the efficiency of industrial sector activities in Saudi Arabia.
This study is based on industrial survey published in 1991 by the Ministry of Industry and Electricity, Partial composite indicators are designed to evaluate the efficiency of liquidity, profitability, propriety (debt), marketing and productivity. On the other hand, total composite indicators are designed to evaluate financial, economic and global efficiency in industrial sector activities. The industrial sector activities are ordered by the partial and global indicators to detect some problems faced these activities.