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. 2022 Mar 8;74:560–570. doi: 10.1016/j.eap.2022.03.001

Table 3.

The effect of Covid-19 pandemics on the operation performance with subsample of manufacturing sector.


(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Dependent variable Operation cycle Inventory turnover ratio Inventory turnover days Accounts receivable turnover ratio
Covid 2.2897*** −0.0057*** 1.5765*** 0.0154
(3.49) (−2.86) (2.76) (0.80)
Age −0.2536 0.0065* −0.2960 −0.0431
(−0.49) (1.75) (−0.79) (−0.99)
Size −25.1237*** −0.0286 −8.6343*** 1.3915***
(−6.23) (−0.86) (−3.26) (3.82)
Leverage 114.9515*** −0.0517 46.2138*** −4.1436**
(5.29) (−0.35) (3.09) (−2.19)
equityshare10 −44.9638** 0.2902** −10.3516 4.5125**
(−2.36) (2.15) (−0.69) (2.36)
equitycontrol −23.5533*** 0.2508*** −5.2352 3.9003***
(−3.43) (4.21) (−0.99) (4.93)
Tobin 9.0184*** −0.0241 10.0877*** 0.3874
(3.19) (−1.59) (3.98) (1.59)
Constant 574.8537*** 0.5317* 433.9497** −15.0842***
(3.49) (1.86) (2.55) (−4.24)
FEs Yes Yes Yes Yes
Observations 3743 3754 3747 3704
R-squared 0.2740 0.1992 0.2927 0.2171

Note: Robust t-statistics in parentheses. ***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, *p < 0.1.

The FEs contain industry, province, and timely fixed effects.