The specific financial aspects to be considered with your analysis are: • Profit Margin • Total Owners' Equity. • Current Ratio. • Return on Equity. • Debt Equity Ratio. • Earnings per Share.

I’m trying to do the debt to equity ratio. I understand that is total liabilities divided by stockholders equity. What would be my liability for the equation? Accounts receivable Inventory Net sales Cost of goods sold Total assets Total stockholders equity Net income 

Which of the following ratios is used to analyze a company's liquidity? a. Inventory turnover ratio b. Earnings per share c. Return on assets ratio d. Asset turnover ratio

Using the information from 27A prepare the following ratios: gross profit margin profit margin return on assets earnings per share current ratio acid test ratio debt ratio Indicate what each is used for (ie: measuring efficiency, solvency etc)

Indicate whether the following are a measure of (a) liquidity, (b) profitability, or (c) leverage. 1. Quick ratio   2. Times interest earned ratio   3. Current ratio   4. Ratio of net sales to assets   5. Return on total assets   6. Accounts receivable turnover   7. Return on stockholders' equity   8. Book value per share of common stock   9. Ratio of liabilities to stockholders' equity   10. Acid-test ratio   11. Earnings per share of common stock   12. Merchandise inventory turnover   13. Working capital

1. Which of the following is referred to as the Accounting Equation? Assets Liabilities + Equity Equity Liabilities + Assets Liabilities Assets + Equity Assets = Liabilities - Equity = 2. Which of the following make up the Finance Equation? (select all that apply) Revenues = Price x Volume Costs = Fixed + Variable Profit Revenues-Costs Income Sales - COGS

Identify two ratios to use to analyze a firm’s liquidity position, andwrite out their equations.

5. Know the calculations for all of the following ratios (see ratio sheet that can be used on the exam) and know the category (listed in Question 4) they fall in: Formula Category/Use Ratio Working Capital Current Assets - Current Liabilities Net credit sales/Average Accounts Receivable Turnover accounts receivable Asset Turnover Net sales/Average total assets Net income/Average total stockholders' equity Total liabilities/Total stockholders equity Net income/Net sales Return on Equity (ROE) Debt to equity Return on Sales (ROS) (also known as Net Margin Current Assets/Current Liabilities Cost of goods sold/Average inventory Quick assets/Current Current Ratio Inventory Turnover Quick Ratio liabilities Dividend Yield Dividends per share/Market price per share Net earnings available for common stock/Number of outstanding common shares Net income/Average total Earnings per Share (EPS) Return on Investment (ROI) assets Price Earnings Ratio (P/E) Market price per share/Earnings per share…

_______ ratios are used to measure the speed in which various assets are converted into sales or cash. A Debt (aka Leverage) B Efficiency (aka working capital) C Profitability C Coverage