A) Days to sell ratio
B) Current ratio
C) Profit margin
D) Receivables turnover ratio
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A) more liabilities than stockholders' equity.
B) equal amounts of liabilities and stockholders' equity.
C) more stockholders' equity than liabilities.
D) no liabilities.
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A) Inventory
B) Cash
C) Accounts receivable
D) Prepaid insurance
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A) 2.0
B) 1.8
C) 2.5
D) 2.1
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A) Net profit margin ratio
B) Current ratio
C) Inventory turnover ratio
D) Fixed asset turnover ratio
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A) the balance sheet as a contra-asset account and reports the changes in investments' fair value.
B) the income statement by adding or subtracting special items, such as changes in foreign currency exchange rates and certain investments.
C) IFRS financial statements only.
D) non-public companies' financial statements only.
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A) full disclosure principle.
B) going-concern principle.
C) cost-benefit principle.
D) historical cost principle.
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A) Receivables turnover
B) Inventory turnover
C) Fixed asset turnover
D) Asset turnover
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A) The receivables turnover ratio is 12.9.
B) On average, it takes 12.9 days to collect payment from credit customers.
C) The receivables turnover ratio is 28.3.
D) On average, the company sells its inventory every 28.3 days.
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A) large percentage of assets and inventory costs are stable.
B) large percentage of assets and inventory costs are not stable.
C) small percentage of assets and inventory costs are not stable.
D) small percentage of assets and inventory costs are stable.
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A) Current ratio
B) Debt-to-assets ratio
C) Asset turnover
D) Receivables turnover
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A) days to sell ratio.
B) receivables turnover ratio.
C) inventory turnover ratio.
D) days to collect ratio.
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A) enhance the ability of the company to acquire financial capital from external sources.
B) accurately provide financial results for tax purposes.
C) comply with external regulations and requirements of government and professional associations.
D) provide useful information to decision makers, especially investors and creditors.
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A) Company A will report a higher current ratio and lower earnings per share than Company B.
B) Company A will report a higher current ratio and higher earnings per share than Company B.
C) Company A will report a lower current ratio and higher earnings per share than Company B.
D) Company A will report a lower current ratio and lower earnings per shares than Company B.
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A) An increase in the cost of goods sold
B) The purchase of treasury stock
C) Issuing shares of preferred stock
D) An increase in the income tax rate
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A) Fixed asset turnover
B) Times interest earned ratio
C) Inventory turnover ratio
D) Debt-to-assets ratio
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