a.
To calculate: The accounts receivables of the firm.
Introduction:
Accounts receivable turnover:
It shows the efficiency of a firm in issuing credit and collecting funds from its customers within a given time period.
b.
To calculate: The marketable securities for the firm.
Introduction:
Marketable securities:
It refers to the financial instruments that can be easily transformed into cash, and can be redeemed or sold in less than a year. Some examples are government bonds and common stock.
c.
To calculate: The fixed assets of the firm.
Introduction:
Fixed assets:
It refers to the tangible piece of property that is owned by a company for long term use. Some examples of fixed assets are machinery and building.
d.
To calculate: The long-term debt of the firm.
Introduction:
Long-term debt:
It is a long-term loan borrowed by corporations, organizations or the government to fulfil their economic needs. It is issued at fixed interest depending upon the reputation of the corporation.
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