Effect of Asset Structure on Financial Stability: Moderating Role of 
Firm Size of Construction Firms in Nigeria

Ujam; Oluchukwu Juliet; Okolie; Fidelis Oguguo; Sunday; David

doi:https://doi.org/10.56201/ijefm.v8.no8.2023.pg85.111

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Effect of Asset Structure on Financial Stability: Moderating Role of Firm Size of Construction Firms in Nigeria

Ujam, Oluchukwu Juliet, Okolie, Fidelis Oguguo, Sunday, David

Abstract

The study examined the moderating effect of firm size on the nexus of asset structure and financial stability of quoted construction firms in Nigeria. Financial stability was used as dependent variable while property plant and equipment, long term investment, current assets and intangible were used as independent variables while log of total assets which captures firm size was used as the moderating variable. A sample of 7 construction firms were used for the period of ten years

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Asset StructureProperty Plant and EquipmentCurrent AssetsLong term InvestmentIntangible Assets Financial Stability.

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Effect of Asset Structure on Financial Stability: Moderating Role of Firm Size of Construction Firms in Nigeria

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