GES/17 1. When analyzing cash flow from shareholders, you notice a negative number. What does this...

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GES/17 1. When analyzing cash flow from shareholders, you notice a negative number. What does this mean? a. You can only have positive numbers for this ratio, so it indicates a calculation error b. The company raised more equity than it paid in dividends c. The company is successfully generating more cash than it needs to fund expansion d. The company raised more long-term debt than it paid in interest 2. This group of ratios measures the financial leverage of a company and the company's ability to pay interest expense out of operating income. a. Activity ratios b. Debt ratios c. Liquidity ratios 4. Profitability ratios 3. Debt represents a. Claims of creditors; claims of employees b. Claims of owners; claims of suppliers c. Claims of creditors; claims of owners d. Expenses and revenues purchases llud of bobse while equity represents a. Operating Cash Flow b. Capital Spending c. Net Working Capital d. Cash Flow from Assets grit anl gnitensqo refers to the net investment of a company on fixed asset 49tqer emiss mode 9100 to zmisl) d besa to zmis algniwallot AllW 5. All of the following are important goals for a company. Even though sentiment today maybe starting to change, for the past several decades (and even for many companies today) the primary (most important) goal for a business is to... 200 He a. Maximize current sales b. Maximize shareholder value > ainT SI c. Avoid financial distress soits yalbiupil d. Minimize operational costs 6. The gross margin is unchanged, but the net profit margin declined over the same period. This could happen if... WERE FOUN vsilidasfo a. Cost of goods sold increased relative to sales b. Sales increased relative to expenses c. Selling and Administrative expenses increased d. Dividends were decreas GES/17 1. When analyzing cash flow from shareholders, you notice a negative number. What does this mean? a. You can only have positive numbers for this ratio, so it indicates a calculation error b. The company raised more equity than it paid in dividends c. The company is successfully generating more cash than it needs to fund expansion d. The company raised more long-term debt than it paid in interest 2. This group of ratios measures the financial leverage of a company and the company's ability to pay interest expense out of operating income. a. Activity ratios b. Debt ratios c. Liquidity ratios 4. Profitability ratios 3. Debt represents a. Claims of creditors; claims of employees b. Claims of owners; claims of suppliers c. Claims of creditors; claims of owners d. Expenses and revenues purchases llud of bobse while equity represents a. Operating Cash Flow b. Capital Spending c. Net Working Capital d. Cash Flow from Assets grit anl gnitensqo refers to the net investment of a company on fixed asset 49tqer emiss mode 9100 to zmisl) d besa to zmis algniwallot AllW 5. All of the following are important goals for a company. Even though sentiment today maybe starting to change, for the past several decades (and even for many companies today) the primary (most important) goal for a business is to... 200 He a. Maximize current sales b. Maximize shareholder value > ainT SI c. Avoid financial distress soits yalbiupil d. Minimize operational costs 6. The gross margin is unchanged, but the net profit margin declined over the same period. This could happen if... WERE FOUN vsilidasfo a. Cost of goods sold increased relative to sales b. Sales increased relative to expenses c. Selling and Administrative expenses increased d. Dividends were decreas GES/17 1. When analyzing cash flow from shareholders, you notice a negative number. What does this mean? a. You can only have positive numbers for this ratio, so it indicates a calculation error b. The company raised more equity than it paid in dividends c. The company is successfully generating more cash than it needs to fund expansion d. The company raised more long-term debt than it paid in interest 2. This group of ratios measures the financial leverage of a company and the company's ability to pay interest expense out of operating income. a. Activity ratios b. Debt ratios c. Liquidity ratios 4. Profitability ratios 3. Debt represents a. Claims of creditors; claims of employees b. Claims of owners; claims of suppliers c. Claims of creditors; claims of owners d. Expenses and revenues purchases llud of bobse while equity represents a. Operating Cash Flow b. Capital Spending c. Net Working Capital d. Cash Flow from Assets grit anl gnitensqo refers to the net investment of a company on fixed asset 49tqer emiss mode 9100 to zmisl) d besa to zmis algniwallot AllW 5. All of the following are important goals for a company. Even though sentiment today maybe starting to change, for the past several decades (and even for many companies today) the primary (most important) goal for a business is to... 200 He a. Maximize current sales b. Maximize shareholder value > ainT SI c. Avoid financial distress soits yalbiupil d. Minimize operational costs 6. The gross margin is unchanged, but the net profit margin declined over the same period. This could happen if... WERE FOUN vsilidasfo a. Cost of goods sold increased relative to sales b. Sales increased relative to expenses c. Selling and Administrative expenses increased d. Dividends were decreas

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