A) inventories represent a large portion of current assets.
B) the company has a low inventory turnover.
C) inventories represent a small portion of current assets.
D) the company has a high inventory turnover.
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A) Net income is 1/10,or 10 percent,of sales.
B) For every dollar of sales,the company has an average net income of 10 cents.
C) The ratio of sales to net income is 10 to 1 (10:1) ,or sales are 10 times net income.
D) All of these choices.
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A) 37.5 percent
B) 26.7 percent
C) 20.0 percent
D) 15.0 percent
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A) sales for 20x5 were 139 percent higher than sales for the same company in the base year.
B) sales for 20x5 for this company were 139 percent of the sales figure of another company being used in the comparison.
C) sales for 20x5 were 139 percent of the sales for the same company in the base year.
D) actual sales for 20x5 exceeded budgeted sales for 20x5 by 39 percent.
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A) make better comparisons of two companies of different sizes in the same industry.
B) determine which companies in a single industry are of the same size.
C) judge the relative potential of two companies of similar size in different industries.
D) determine which companies in a single industry are of the same value.
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A) 5.0 percent
B) 10.0 percent
C) 11.7 percent
D) 26.7 percent
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A) decrease both the current ratio and the inventory turnover ratio.
B) increase both the current ratio and the inventory turnover ratio.
C) increase the current ratio and decrease the inventory turnover ratio.
D) decrease the current ratio and increase the inventory turnover ratio.
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A) Price/Earnings.
B) Dividend yield
C) Cash flow yield
D) All of these choices.
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A) incentive bonuses.
B) declared dividends.
C) stock option awards.
D) annual base salaries.
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A) leverage.
B) long-term solvency.
C) profitability.
D) liquidity.
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A) Form 10-K.
B) Form 10-Q.
C) Form 8-K.
D) annual report sent to stockholders.
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A) Perform ratio analysis.
B) Perform trend analysis.
C) Perform horizontal analysis.
D) Prepare common-size statements.
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A) 0.66 times
B) 1.50 times
C) 1.70 times
D) 2.00 times
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A) liquidity.
B) volatility.
C) long-term solvency.
D) profitability.
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A) Cost of goods sold/Average accounts payable
B) Cost of goods sold +/-Change in inventory/Average accounts payable
C) Average accounts payable/Cost of goods sold
D) Average accounts payable/Cost of goods sold +/- Change in inventory
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A) net revenues.
B) cost of goods sold.
C) gross profit.
D) net income.
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A) Return on equity
B) Days' inventory on hand
C) Price/Earnings ratio
D) Quick ratio
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A) executive compensation.
B) residual value of assets.
C) amortization periods.
D) environmental cleanup costs.
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A) 4.0 times
B) 3.0 times
C) 2.4 times
D) 0.9 times
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