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ACCOUNTING
8.2
8.3
ROA( return on assets)
earnings before interest and tax(EBIT)/ average total assets x 100/1
8.5 - page 336
current ratio = working capital ratio
1.2 isn't in up to the standard of the bench mark of 1.5
3.0 is over the benchmark although the inventory, AR and the cash maybe too high too high can be a problem
8.22
debt ratio == total liabilities/total assets
a) short term debt is converted into an equivalent amount of long-term debt? no change to the debt ratio
b) a major asset is sold, with part of the proceeds being used to repay debt?dunno
c) cash is used for a share buy back? the debt ratio did change because we didn't change out liabilities
8.10
8.27
liquidity ratio ( current ratio)== current assets/ current liabilities x 100
960,000/ 570,000== 1.68 times
return on equity == profit available to owners/ average equity x 100/1
assets=liability + equity
1920 = 570+830
1920= 1400 (1920-1400)
520= equity
65/520 x 100/1 == 12.5%
return on assets === earnings before interest and tax (EBIT)/ average total assets x 100
EBIT == -45-160+110=65
EBIT = 65+45+160 -110 == 160 (EBIT)
160 / 1920 x100/1 == 8.33%
debt ratio == total liabilities/ total assets x100
1400,000/1920,000x 100 === 73%
8.46
ROA
c) colorado
65250/ 596250+573750)/2x100/1
11.15%
columbia
38250/(479250+465750)/2x100/1
8.09%
ROE
Colorado
6520/ (371250+(225000+132750)/2
17.9%
columbia
13.08%
case number 560077698
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the 5 situational influences regarding consumer behaviours are as follows:
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