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Chapter 15, Problem 9RQ
To determine
Ratios used to evaluate inventory: The following five ratios help to evaluate merchandise inventory and collect the receivables:
- Inventory turnover ratio
- Days’ sales in inventory
- Gross profit percentage
- Accounts receivable turnover
- Days’ sales in receivables
To describe: the ratios that are used to evaluate the company’s ability to sell merchandise and evaluate collection of receivables.
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