If the net profit of the firm is OMR 280000 and the capital employed is OMR 1400000, then the return on capital employed will be 20%. During inflation with net profit calculated with replacement cost is OMR 150000 and the capital employed is OMR 2000000. Then the return on capital employed will be: a) 14% b) 6.82% c) 7.5% d) 9%

If the net profit of the firm is OMR 280000 and the capital employed is OMR 1400000, then the return on capital employed will be 20%. During inflation with net profit calculated with replacement cost is OMR 150000 and the capital employed is OMR 2000000. Then the return on capital employed will be: a) 14% b) 6.82% c) 7.5% d) 9%

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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