They give you a list of accounts and ask you to construct a balance sheet and determine the value of shareholder’s equity.
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They give you the operating profit margin, sale to assets ratio, the value of assets and equity, interest payment, and tax rate and ask you to find both return on assets and return on equity.
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They give you a balance sheet and income statement along with the amount of outstanding shares, share price, weighted-average cost of capital, and tax rate and ask you to find the market value added, market-to-book ratio, economic value-added, and the return on capital.
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They give you a balance sheet and an income statement and ask you to find a return on assets, operating profit margin, sale to asset ratio, inventory turnover, debt to equity ratio, current ratio, and quick ratio.
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They give you the sales, interest pay, net income, assets at the beginning of the year, and tax rate and ask you to determine the sales-to-assets ratio, operating profit margin, and return on assets for both companies along with their merged values.
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They give you ratios along with a partially filled-in balance sheet and income statement and ask you to fill out all the missing information.
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They give you the value of an asset along with the number of days of sales it represents and asks you to determine the annual sales while also calculating the asset turnover ratio.
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They give you the average days to pay their bills and ask you to calculate the receivables turnover.
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They give you the total receivables, the day of sales it represents, the total assets, and the operating profit margin and ask you to determine both the sales-to-asset ratio and return on assets.
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They give you the long-term debt to equity ratio, shareholders’ equity, current assets, total assets, and current ratio and ask you to calculate the debt to total long-term capital.
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