Alphabet Inc., the parent of Google, reported the following financial data (amounts inmillions):SalesNet income (loss)Year Ended December 31,2016 2015 2014$90,272 $74,989 $66,00116,348 14,13619,478Interest expense0Preferred stock dividend 035%0035%0035%Income tax rateJanuary 31:Total assetsPreferred stock00 0Total common shareholders' equity 139,036 120,331 103,860Calculate ROCE for 2016 using average balances for any balance sheet amounts.20162015 2014$167,497 $147,461 $129,187

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Description: Alphabet Inc., the parent of Google, reported the following financial data (amounts inmillions):SalesNet income (loss)Year Ended December 31,2016 2015 2014$90,272 $74,989 $66,00116,348 14,13619,478Interest expense0Preferred stock dividend 035%0035%0

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