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Concept Introduction:
Common size financial statements:
Common size financial statement is a tool of financial analysis which is prepared to depict percent of each item of the financial statement with reference to total. In other words we can say that in common size financial statements, all individual items are shown in common size percents.
Requirement 1:
Common-size percents for Samsung company.
Concept Introduction:
Common size financial statements:
Common size financial statement is a tool of financial analysis which is prepared to depict percent of each item of the financial statement with reference to total. In other words we can say that in common size financial statements, all individual items are shown in common size percents.
Requirement 2:
Samsung's gross profit margin on sales.
Concept Introduction:
Common size financial statements:
Common size financial statement is a tool of financial analysis which is prepared to depict percent of each item of the financial statement with reference to total. In other words we can say that in common size financial statements, all individual items are shown in common size percents.
Requirement 3:
Samsung's gross margin ratio outperform or underperform the industry?

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