Harvard Analysis Framework: Combining Strategic and Financial Analysis

The text describes Harvard's analysis framework, which combines strategic analysis and financial analysis to evaluate a company's financial status from a strategic perspective. The framework includes four components: strategic analysis, accounting analysis, financial analysis, and prospect analysis. Strategic analysis considers the internal and external environment of the company, while accounting analysis evaluates the authenticity of the company's financial statements. Financial analysis examines financial indicators and compares them with other companies in the industry. Prospect analysis evaluates the company's future development potential based on past operating conditions and industry trends. The framework aims to provide a comprehensive and reliable analysis to inform investment decisions and guide development strategies.