The answer to the first question: its profitability is influencing a stable indicator.

The answer to the second question: When achieving profitability depends on the quantitative measurement and the quality of the assets of the financial crisis.

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Welcome to Researchgate. Interesting area of study that you have taken up. Best Wishes.

fixed effect is measured by a command like for example:

reg dependent variable independent variable(s), fe

reg Leverage profitability Firm Size, fe

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Dear colleague. The financial crisis is not a factor for Leveridge. On the contrary. The rise of the financial leverage is causing a financial crisis. Financial Leverage is a burden on loans.

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I don't really understand your questions, however some thoughts:

Constructors reduced builds leading up to the financial crisis as they saw take-up of properties declining. The ramifications of the foreclosures that were a key part of the financial crisis (as fincos desperately tried to de-lever by realising security) meant that there was a reduction in the profitability of sales and a concurrent reduction in the value of of land and properties held as assets. This would have led, ceteris paribus, to an increase in leverage as debt serviceability declined.

Certainly in the UK, firms tend to look at profitability on a return on net asset basis (rather than on total assets).

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