Table 4 Descriptive characteristics of indicator L2 for each yearYear Count AverageMedianStandarddeviationCoeff. ofvariationMinimum Maximum RangeLowerquartileUpperquartile2000 539 0,883636 0,606813 0,750998 84,9895% 0,125843 3,65578 3,52993 0,339903 1,194592001 570 0,829104 0,605413 0,710774 85,728% 0,120559 3,82699 3,70643 0,33726 1,083652002 583 0,758214 0,545772 0,651324 85,9024% 0,0855742 3,56151 3,47594 0,306136 1,008672003 660 0,759773 0,523409 0,704645 92,7442% 0,085584 4,01647 3,93089 0,290113 0,9736162004 624 1,06335 0,756021 0,912109 85,7769% 0,110286 4,43049 4,3202 0,41015 1,46722005 689 1,24176 0,882829 1,06906 86,0917% 0,129648 5,568 5,43835 0,502048 1,712322006 673 1,44669 0,98434 1,26868 87,6951% 0,162909 6,06829 5,90538 0,525895 2,016862007 697 1,57557 0,990129 1,63256 103,617% 0,146431 10,0455 9,89902 0,538484 1,994542008 619 1,4222 0,855305 1,52206 107,022% 0,133699 7,34096 7,20726 0,459437 1,776572009 632 1,35339 0,819854 1,55786 115,108% 0,0998277 8,01538 7,91556 0,389424 1,59971Total 6286 1,14842 0,741159 1,1916 103,761% 0,0855742 10,0455 9,95988 0,397258 1,43886Source: own processing (authors)On the base of Boxpolot analysis (Figure 2) it can be concluded that the processof current ratio was similar to the process of L1 in the individual years 2000-2008. Thedifference between the years 2000 to 2003 and 2008 and 2009 was not as expressive asin L1.Fig. 2 Box-and Whisker Plot of the current ratioYEAR2000200120022003200420052006200720082009Source: authors0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5 5165
3 Total liquidity (L3)Analysis of liquidity is completed with the total liquidity, where the numeratorincludes stocks that have compared to other items of numerator lower liquidity.Table 5 presents total liquidity on the basic of descriptive characteristics.Number of analyzed enterprises in the period 2000-2009 remained unchanged. As theaverage describes for the period 2000-2003 there was step by step decrease in the valueof the degree of liquidity. Since 2004, the value of average gradually increased until2007, but value of median in the column slightly falled, the reason is the increasingnumber of analyzed enterprises in different years of measurement.The value of liquidity by the upper and lower quartile presents that 50% ofenterprises with nonextreme conditions is the range from 1.00944 to 3.06851.Table 5 Descriptive characteristics of indicator L3 for each yearStandard Coeff. ofLower UpperYEAR Count Average MedianMinimum Maximum Rangedeviation variationquartile quartile2000 539 2,18716 1,61038 1,65292 75,5736% 0,378704 8,25978 7,88107 0,997774 2,984142001 570 2,08786 1,52278 1,63685 78,3985% 0,418619 9,27229 8,85367 0,949442 2,685742002 583 2,01173 1,46165 1,56614 77,8505% 0,374687 8,25305 7,87836 0,904405 2,626242003 660 1,85499 1,38929 1,47657 79,5997% 0,33385 8,56222 8,22837 0,829572 2,421532004 624 2,27455 1,64135 1,75521 77,1672% 0,42311 8,64164 8,21853 1,01528 2,940322005 689 2,3618 1,74495 1,86204 78,8399% 0,398353 9,85087 9,45251 1,03846 3,232562006 673 2,75638 1,90515 2,18639 79,321% 0,459298 10,3333 9,87404 1,16446 3,797742007 697 2,79627 1,86564 2,50834 89,703% 0,408594 14,5341 14,1255 1,10484 3,759942008 619 2,67049 1,77098 2,2388 83,8348% 0,490468 10,6469 10,1564 1,13176 3,553582009 632 2,48974 1,54117 2,55941 102,798% 0,361553 13,7576 13,396 0,957414 2,90115Total 6286 2,36133 1,64224 2,01808 85,4637% 0,33385 14,5341 14,2002 1,00944 3,06851Source: own processing (authors)Fig. 3 Box-and Whisker Plot of the total liquidityYEAR2000200120022003200420052006200720082009Source: authors0 3 6 9 12L3166
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