Ratio Liquidity Ratio Current ratio Activity Ratio Inventory turnover Leverage ratio Debt ratio % Debt to equity % Profitability Ratio Net profit margin ROA ROE Market Ratio EPS P/F ratio Formula Current assets / Current liabilities COGS/Inventory Total liabilities/ Total assets Total liabilities/Stockholders' equity Net earning/ net sales Net income/ Total assets Net income/ Stockholders' equity Net earning/Average share outstanding Market price of common stock/ FPS 2021 1,06 7,75 0,61 1,62 0,08 0,04 0,10 $14.56 10.6 2020 1,05 9,66 0,60 1,58 0,06817 0,03773 0,10 $13.42 9.20

Ratio Liquidity Ratio Current ratio Activity Ratio Inventory turnover Leverage ratio Debt ratio % Debt to equity % Profitability Ratio Net profit margin ROA ROE Market Ratio EPS P/F ratio Formula Current assets / Current liabilities COGS/Inventory Total liabilities/ Total assets Total liabilities/Stockholders' equity Net earning/ net sales Net income/ Total assets Net income/ Stockholders' equity Net earning/Average share outstanding Market price of common stock/ FPS 2021 1,06 7,75 0,61 1,62 0,08 0,04 0,10 $14.56 10.6 2020 1,05 9,66 0,60 1,58 0,06817 0,03773 0,10 $13.42 9.20

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College Accounting, Chapters 1-27

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Chapter24: Analysis Of Financial Statements

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