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研究限制與後續研究建議

第五章 結論

5.2. 研究限制與後續研究建議

本研究由於人力、物力、財力之限制,難免有欠缺之處,以下為對未來 研究之建議:

1. 由於本研究在時間上的限制,或者各家航空公司不願意提供財務報 表資訊,因此只能蒐集到近五年的財務資料,未來研究可以蒐集更 長久的財務資料,以更長期的資料分析,以得到更準確的績效分析 結果。

2. 本研究傴以亞洲地區且有飛航國際線之較大型且之名的航空公司 為樣本,因此樣本公司只有九家,後續研究可以增加亞洲地區的航 空公司為樣本,以得較宏觀的見解;且因本研究以亞洲地區為主,

尌研究結果推論至世界各洲之適用性,還待未來研究加以驗證。

3. 航空客運業受到世界景氣與油價的影響極大,但本研究因為許多的 限制,因此未考量時間、景氣與油價等影響航空客運業能否獲利的 因素,未來研究可將這些因素納入,以更準確的分析航空客運業之 績效。

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