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Hohe Finanzierungsrisiken im Einzelhandel trotz verbesserter Ertragssituation

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  • Walter Meyerhöfer

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Der deutsche Einzelhandel erwirtschaftete 1987 im Durchschnitt einen Gewinn nach Steuern von 2,4% des Umsatzes. Auf Grund der Zunahme des privaten Verbrauchs (1987 + 4,1%) wuchsen die Gewinne um 8% gegenüber 1986. Die Gewinne der großen Warenkonzerne nahmen 1988 im Vergleich zu 1987 um 18% ab. Auch das durchschnittliche Betriebsergebnis des Facheinzelhandels war 1988 1% niedriger als 1987. Das Ergebnis ist aber stark schwankend, abhängig von Fachzweig, Standort und Unternehmensgröße. Bestimmend für das gute Ergebnis sind SB-Warenhäuser und Großfilialisten. Nur 7,2% der Finanzierungsmittel kamen 1987 aus Eigenkapital.

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  • Walter Meyerhöfer, 1990. "Hohe Finanzierungsrisiken im Einzelhandel trotz verbesserter Ertragssituation," ifo Schnelldienst, ifo Institute - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research at the University of Munich, vol. 43(04), pages 17-20, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:ces:ifosdt:v:43:y:1990:i:04:p:17-20
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