Capital returns measure the profit generated relative to the capital invested, frequently calculated as Return on Invested Capital (ROIC). Businesses use it to assess efficiency in deploying assets, while investors rely on it to identify companies with sustainable competitive advantages. Shareholders benefit through higher stock valuations, and management uses it to guide strategic reinvestment or dividend decisions.
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