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ROAE Explained: Definition, Importance & How to Calculate It

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By Will Kenton Verified, David Kindness
| Investopedia Verified
Key Takeaways ROAE measures company performance using average shareholders' equity. It provides a steadier performance measure over fluctuating equity values. ROAE and ROE are similar when shareholders' equity is stable. ROAE is more accurate than ROE when equity changes significantly. ROAE helps investors compare profitability across companies in the same sector. Get personalized, AI-powered answers built on 27+ years of trusted expertise. What Is Return on Average Equity (ROAE)?
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Privity in Contract Law: Definition and Exceptions Explained

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By Laura Green, David Kindness
| Investopedia Verified
Key Takeaways Privity limits contract rights to the signing parties, excluding third parties. Exceptions allow third parties to enforce contracts like insurance and warranties. Third parties can sue for defective goods via strict liability and implied warranty. In negligence cases, third parties can sue without a direct contract. Privity can be bypassed under specific conditions, such as trust agreements and property covenants.
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What Is a Hypermarket? Definition, Advantages, and Example

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By Will Kenton Verified, David Kindness
| Investopedia Verified
Key Takeaways A hypermarket is a retail store that combines a department store and a grocery supermarket. The idea behind hypermarkets is to provide consumers with all the goods they require under one roof. Big box retailers sell high volumes of merchandise, which in most cases affords them greater buying power compared with retailers who sell goods in smaller quantities. The presence of a hypermarket can mean discount prices with profit margins that local competitors might not be able to sustain.
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