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Buad 195 - ratios

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profit margin   Net Income/ Sales  
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Profit Margin is important in determining   measures the ability to control cots and to charge respectable prices- of interest to lenders and shareholders  
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Return on Assets   Net Income/ Total Assets  
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Return on Assets in important in determining   efficiently of the us of assets Lower income relative to assets-...IE. Low Sales... BUT could be distorted if NEW assets recently bought.  
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Return on Equity   Net Income/ Shareholder Equity  
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Return on Equity is important in determining   Return on owner investments Of interest to sharholder and investers since this is their share of hte business, weaknesses... based on historical costs of net assets and retained earnings based on PAST results..Make sure to compare to previous years  
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Receivable Turnover   Credit Sales/ Account Receivables  
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Receivable Turnover is importnat in determining   how many times a year receivables accumulate a re received. we want this to be a high ratio- important to short term creditors- collection issues? discounts too high? Interest not high enough?  
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Average Collection Period   365/ receivable turnover  
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Inventory Turnover   COGS/Inventory  
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Inventory Turnover is important in determining   how many times a in a reayr the inventory is turned over.want it to be high BUT not too high Inventory too high? storage costs too high? Obsolete stock?-  
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Capital Asset Turnover   Sales/Capital Assets  
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Capital assets turnover important why>   shows how capital assets are being efficiently used to generate sales.  
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Total Assest Turnover   Sales/total assets  
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Total Assets Turnover important why   how efficiently all assets are used in generating income  
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Current Ratio   Current assets/Current Liabilities  
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Current Ratio importnat   must be greater than 1 or company is solvent. comforatble 1.5- 2 Very High could indicate a problem collecting receivables or turning over inventory. High AR, Cash or Inventory not really a good thing.  
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Quick Ratio ( ACID TEST)   Current Assets- Inventory/ Current Liabilities  
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ACID TEST important because   A big difference from current ratio proves that inventory is high. common to be low. leaner meaner version of current ratio.  
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Debt to Total Assest   Total Debt/Total Assest  
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Debt to Total Assest important why   we want this to be relatively low- if the ratio is higher it indicates more risk to investors- OF INTEREST TO LONGTERM CREDITORS  
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Times Interest Earned   EBIT/Int Expense  
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TImes Interest Earned important why   how many times a year the company earns enough net income to pay the interest on its debt- HIGHER the BETTER  
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