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A statement which presents
all items in percentage terms is called a(n):
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Common-Size Statement
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Relationships determined from a firm’s
financial information and used for comparison
purposes
are known as
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Financial Ratios
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Short-term solvency ratios
are also referred to as
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Liquidity Measures
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Current Assets/Current Liabilities
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Current Ratio
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The acid-test ratio is also
called the
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Quick Ratio
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Cast/Current Liabilities
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Cash Ratio
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Ratios which analyze a
firm’s ability to meet its long-term obligations are called:
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Leverage Ratios
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The ratio which includes
all debts of all maturities to all creditors is called the:
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Total Debt Ratio
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The financial ratio which is defined as
earnings before interest and taxes divided by
interest
paid is called the:
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Times Interest Earned
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Earnings before interest
and taxes plus depreciation divided by interest paid
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Cash Coverage Ratio
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ratios which measure how efficiently a firm
uses
its assets to generate sales
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Asset Utilization Ratios
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Cost of goods sold divided
by inventory
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Inventory Turnover Ratio
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The number of days it takes
a firm to sell its inventory is called the
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Days Sales in Inventory
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The number of times a firm collects their
outstanding credit accounts and reloans the
money
in one year is called the
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Receivables Turnover
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365 days divided by the
receivables turnover
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Days Sales in Receivables
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