Data below are from the NIKE, Inc. financial statements in Appendix C-4 and C-6 in the textbook. For calculation, see the formulars in the textbook pp367-369.                         2018                 2017                 2016     CMS                 20,441              19,038              17,405 Inventory           5,261                5,055                4,838  Calculate the average inventory, the average daily cost of merchandise for both years 2018 and 2017: Avg. Inventory: Y 2018                          Y 2017    Avg. Daily CMS: Y 2018                          Y 2017    2-2. Calculate the inventory turnover and the days’ sales in inventory for both years 2018 and 2017:      Inv. Turnover:  Y 2018                           Y 2017    Days’ Sales in Inventory:  Y 2018                                        Y 2017    *Days’ Sales in Inv. can be obtained by: 365 days divided by Inv. Turnover. (Due to rounding, the outcome may be slightly different between the two methods.)

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  1. Data below are from the NIKE, Inc. financial statements in Appendix C-4 and C-6 in the textbook. For calculation, see the formulars in the textbook pp367-369.

                        2018                 2017                 2016    

CMS                 20,441              19,038              17,405

Inventory           5,261                5,055                4,838 

Calculate the average inventory, the average daily cost of merchandise for both years 2018 and 2017:

Avg. Inventory: Y 2018 

                        Y 2017 

 

Avg. Daily CMS: Y 2018 

                        Y 2017 

 

2-2. Calculate the inventory turnover and the days’ sales in inventory for both years 2018 and 2017: 

 

 

Inv. Turnover:  Y 2018 

                         Y 2017 

 

Days’ Sales in Inventory:  Y 2018 

                                      Y 2017 

 

*Days’ Sales in Inv. can be obtained by: 365 days divided by Inv. Turnover. (Due to rounding, the outcome may be slightly different between the two methods.)

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