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The relationship between how HIP (human, impact, profit) affects airport financial performance

The purpose of this study was to analyze how HIP metrics affected the bottom line for domestic airports in the United States. The HIP scoring system is a metric system based on human, impact, and profit. It is a new system in evaluating performance based on data that isn't strictly financial. Airports were graded on 4 different categories; health, wealth, earth, equality, and trust. This data was then correlated to financial performance, to see if airports which scored higher in the sustainability metrics, also had greater net worth or current ratios.
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  • Project (M.B.A.)--Humboldt State University, Business Administration, 2014
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