Staples Balance Sheet Assets Inventory Receivables Other current Assets $458,355 $1,124,642 $203,143 Total Current Assets $1,786,140 Fixed Assets $852,722 Total Assets Total Liabilities Equity $2,638,862 Liabilities and Equity Current Liabilities Long-term Debt $982,480 1998 561,897 $1,544,377 1,094,485 $2,638,862 $1,340,432 $221,836 $501,832 $2,064,100 $1,115,166 $3,179,266 $1,265,332 $1,522,380 1,656,886 $3,179,266 1999 257,048 Staples Income Statement Sales Lest Cost of Sales Gross Profit Less: Operating Expense Operating Income Interest Income before taxes Less: Taxes Net Income 1998 1999 5,732,145 7,123,189 4,377,690 5,396,923 $1,354,45 $1,726,26 1,076,793 1,402,635 $277,662 $323,631 21,955 17,37 255,707 306,261 87,793 120,891 $167,914 $185,370
Staples Balance Sheet Assets Inventory Receivables Other current Assets $458,355 $1,124,642 $203,143 Total Current Assets $1,786,140 Fixed Assets $852,722 Total Assets Total Liabilities Equity $2,638,862 Liabilities and Equity Current Liabilities Long-term Debt $982,480 1998 561,897 $1,544,377 1,094,485 $2,638,862 $1,340,432 $221,836 $501,832 $2,064,100 $1,115,166 $3,179,266 $1,265,332 $1,522,380 1,656,886 $3,179,266 1999 257,048 Staples Income Statement Sales Lest Cost of Sales Gross Profit Less: Operating Expense Operating Income Interest Income before taxes Less: Taxes Net Income 1998 1999 5,732,145 7,123,189 4,377,690 5,396,923 $1,354,45 $1,726,26 1,076,793 1,402,635 $277,662 $323,631 21,955 17,37 255,707 306,261 87,793 120,891 $167,914 $185,370
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I don´t undertand why Office Depot has the greatest possibility if the Debt ratio is higher which means that the company has a higher indebtedness?? Sorry is my first course =(
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