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Concept Introduction:
Financial analysis: It is an interpretation of financial statements using various financial tools for decision-making. External users use it to ascertain the overall health of the organization in terms of profitability, liquidity,
The return on total assets for the current year.
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Concept Introduction:
Financial analysis: It is an interpretation of financial statements using various financial tools for decision-making. External users use it to ascertain the overall health of the organization in terms of profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and marketability.
The profit margin and total asset turnover for current year.
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Concept Introduction:
Financial analysis: It is an interpretation of financial statements using various financial tools for decision-making. External users use it to ascertain the overall health of the organization in terms of profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and marketability.
The company that is more efficient in using assets in the current year.

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