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Predicting firm profitability in post-COVID India: A machine learning approach using fundamental financial ratios

Jul 2026 · SN Business & Economics · Vol 6 · 0 citations · 19 references

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The results demonstrate that by combining financial theory, econometric comparison, and transparent forecast assumptions, interpretable machine learning can assist profitability screening and sector benchmarking.

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