Assessing Financial Performance

Assessing Financial Performance

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Assessing Financial Performance
If Cost of Goods Sold grows at exactly the same rate as Revenues, what happens to Gross Margin?
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It goes down It goes up It stays the same
Assessing Financial Performance
Common-size Income Statement analysis can be used to:
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analyze trends in revenues, expenses and income examine margins for just one company examine margins for one or more companies
Assessing Financial Performance
A positive variance on Cost of Goods Sold means the company:
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exceeded its revenue target managed to spend less than budget spent more than it budgeted
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If Revenues are 100 and Accounts Receivable are 20, then Days Sales Outstanding equals:
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120 20 73
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If Company A has a higher Net Profit Margin than Company B, then Company A must have:
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generated higher Revenues generated more Net Income generated more Net Income for every dollar of Revenue
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If a company has negative Free Cash Flow, it must have:
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increased its borrowing from banks invested more cash than it generated through operations and working capital sold assets
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If the company's Revenues increased but Gross Margin decreased from last year to this year, then Cost of Goods Sold:
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rose faster than revenue rose slower than revenue stayed the same
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Which of the following financial items do you need to know to calculate Return on Invested Capital?
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Net Income and Cash Used in Investing Activities Operating Income and Cash Used in Investing Activities Operating Income, Debt and Equity
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When a company makes a capital investment in Property, Plant %26 Equipment, the expense of using the asset shows up as:
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Capital Expenditures on the Cash Flow Statement Depreciation on the Income Statement PP&E on the Balance Sheet
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Equity is a more expensive form of financing than Debt and Accounts Payable because:
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interest rates on debt are currently very low shareholders expect increasing dividends shareholders face the greatest risk with their investment and therefore expect the highest return
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