Finance199319941995 1st Quarter 1996Net sales$2,921$3,477$4,519$1,062Cost of goods soldBeginning inventory$330337432587Purchases220927293579819$2,539$3,066$4,011$1,406Ending inventory337432587607Total cost of goods soldGross proft$2,202$2,634$3,424$7997198431095263Operating expenses622717940244Earnings before interest and taxes$97$126$155$19Interest expense23425613Net income before income taxes$74$84$99$6Provision for income taxes1416221Net income$60$68$77$5Clarkson Lumber Co. was facing which of thefollowing problems? I. Deterioratingprofitability due a decrease in the business'operating margins II. Deteriorating cash flowsdue to a decrease in the business' operatingcycle III. Deteriorating cash flow due to anincrease in the business' operating cycleA. I onlyB. Il onlyC. I and IIID. Il and IIIE. III only

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1993 1994 1995 1st Quarter 1996 $2,921 $3,477 $4,519 $1,062 pld ventory $330 337 432 587 2209 2729 3579 819 $2,539 $3,066 $4,011 $1,406 tory 337 432 587 607 ods sold $2,202 $2,634 $3,424 $799 719 843 1095 263 nses 622 717 940 244 interest and taxes $97 $126 $155 $19 23 42 56 13 pre income taxes $74 $84 $99 $6 ome taxes 14 16 22 1 $60 $68 $77 $5 on Lumber Co. was facing which of the ng problems? I. Deteriorating bility due a decrease in the business' ing margins II. Deteriorating cash flow a decrease in the business' operating I. Deteriorating cash flow due to an se in the business' operating cycle y ly d II nly

1993 1994 1995 1st Quarter 1996 $2,921 $3,477 $4,519 $1,062 pld ventory $330 337 432 587 2209 2729 3579 819 $2,539 $3,066 $4,011 $1,406 tory 337 432 587 607 ods sold $2,202 $2,634 $3,424 $799 719 843 1095 263 nses 622 717 940 244 interest and taxes $97 $126 $155 $19 23 42 56 13 pre income taxes $74 $84 $99 $6 ome taxes 14 16 22 1 $60 $68 $77 $5 on Lumber Co. was facing which of the ng problems? I. Deteriorating bility due a decrease in the business' ing margins II. Deteriorating cash flow a decrease in the business' operating I. Deteriorating cash flow due to an se in the business' operating cycle y ly d II nly

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