Consider a bank that has a RoA of 1.2 percent and a RoE of 8 percent. This RoA is a [Select] indicator for the bank, and the ✓ [Select] negative positive (When Thay a positive indicator, mmean a sign of good bank health; a "negative indicator" is a sign of poor bank health.) RoE is indicator for the bank.

Consider a bank that has a RoA of 1.2 percent and a RoE of 8 percent. This RoA is a [Select] indicator for the bank, and the ✓ [Select] negative positive (When Thay a positive indicator, mmean a sign of good bank health; a "negative indicator" is a sign of poor bank health.) RoE is indicator for the bank.

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