Key Financial Data of Leading U.S. Oil Companies, 1968-1980 |
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Nicholas Gal. companies ' 1979 net income , 56 percent of the 25 companies ... rose from $ 61.2 billion in 1968 to $ 539.7 billion in 1981 , an increase of ... 25 companies ' worldwide net income . 5. Some studies have attempted to break out ...
Nicholas Gal. companies ' 1979 net income , 56 percent of the 25 companies ... rose from $ 61.2 billion in 1968 to $ 539.7 billion in 1981 , an increase of ... 25 companies ' worldwide net income . 5. Some studies have attempted to break out ...
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... 25 companies rose 44.8 percent between 1968 and 1972. From 1972 to 1974 , when world oil prices rose more than four fold , the 25 companies ' revenues increased by 119.4 percent . From the higher base established in 1974 , the rate of ...
... 25 companies rose 44.8 percent between 1968 and 1972. From 1972 to 1974 , when world oil prices rose more than four fold , the 25 companies ' revenues increased by 119.4 percent . From the higher base established in 1974 , the rate of ...
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... company liquidity was the same ( as measured by the quick ratio ) or less than ( as measured by the current ratio ) non - oil company liquidity . Net investment in fixed assets ( property , plant and equipment ) for the 25 companies rose ...
... company liquidity was the same ( as measured by the quick ratio ) or less than ( as measured by the current ratio ) non - oil company liquidity . Net investment in fixed assets ( property , plant and equipment ) for the 25 companies rose ...
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25 companies rose 25 oil companies 25-company group 7.5 percent after-tax interest aggregate Amerada Hess American Petroleum Institute annual reports applicable to minority average of beginning average total assets billion in 1981 Chase Manhattan Bank Citibank crude oil Current Liabilities DATA FOR TWENTY-FIVE declined extraordinary gains extraordinary items funds from operations income applicable income plus after-tax LEADING U.S. OIL long term debt long-term capital employed marketable securities Median returns minority interests net income non-oil companies 13 Oil and Non-Oil percent between 1968 percent of average percent of total Petrofina Petroleum Companies Pforzheimer plant and equipment post-embargo period pre-embargo period primary financial statements profitability quick ratio rate of return return on equity return on total Royal Dutch/Shell sources of funds Standard & Poor's SUMMARY FINANCIAL DATA Superior Oil Company Table II-B Term Debt Issued total capital employed total long-term capital total revenue total stockholders Total Taxes trends TWENTY-FIVE LEADING U.S. U.S. OIL COMPANIES