a
Introduction:
To calculate : The ROI.
b
Introduction:
The management determines residual income to evaluate the return to be received from a particular investment after deducting variable and fixed costs from the revenue generated from the operations.
To calculate: The residual income.
c
Introduction:
ROI determines the percentage of return incurred by performing the operations. It helps the investor in evaluating the profitability with respect to opportunity investments.
: The analysis of ROI and residual income.
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