and CORRECT Answers
quick ratio - CORRECT ANSWER - (Current Assets - Inventory) / Current Liabilities
Liquidity
measures the firms ability to pay off short term obligations with the most liquid assets
GREATER THAN 1
Current Ratio - CORRECT ANSWER - current assets/current liabilities (liquidity)
indicates to the extent to which current liabilities are covered by those assets expected to be
converted to cash in the near future, rule of thumb 2:1
HIGH IS BETTER
Total Asset Turnover - CORRECT ANSWER - Sales/Total Assets
(Asset management ratio)
Measures how effectively a firm uses its total assets to generate revenue
HIGH IS BETTER
Fixed Asset Turnover - CORRECT ANSWER - Sales/Net Fixed Assets
net fixed assets=net plant and equipment (asset management ratio)
measures how effectively the firm uses its PPE to generate revenue
HIGHER IS BETTER
, Days Sales Outstanding - CORRECT ANSWER - Receivables/(Annual Sales/365)
(asset management ratio)
Indicates the length of time the firm must wait after making a sales before receiving cash
LOWER IS BETTER
Inventory Turnover - CORRECT ANSWER - (COGS+Depr.)/Inventory
(asset management ratio)
Measures the speed at which inventory moves through a company; how many times inventory is
replaced
HIGH IS BETTER
debt to assets ratio - CORRECT ANSWER - Total Debt/Total Assets
(debt management ratio)
indicates how much debt a company is using to finance assets
Creditors want low
investors want high
Debt to Equity Ratio - CORRECT ANSWER - Total Debt/Total Common Equity
(debt management ratio)
measures how much the company depends on debt to finance the business
LOW IS BETTER
you dont want more debt than equity