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26. A high inventory turnover ratio indicates:
a) Efficient inventory management
b) Inefficient inventory management
c) Increased profitability
d) Lower sales volume
27. How is Return on Assets (ROA) calculated?
a) Net Income / Average Total Assets
b) Net Income / Shareholders' Equity
c) Total Assets / Net Income
d) Total Liabilities / Total Assets
28. Which financial statement provides information about a company's sources and uses of cash during a specific
period?
a) Income Statement
b) Statement of Cash Flows
c) Balance Sheet
d) Statement of Retained Earnings
29. The formula for calculating Gross Profit is:
a) Revenue - Operating Expenses
b) Net Income - Cost of Goods Sold
c) Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold
d) Net Income - Gross Expenses
30. What is the purpose of the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filing for publicly traded companies?
a) To provide detailed information about the company's customers
b) To disclose executive compensation packages
c) To ensure fair and transparent financial reporting to investors
d) To report the company's quarterly marketing expenses
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