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Chapter 19, Problem 8PS
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Dupont system: It is also called as Dupont model or Dupont analysis. It Is one of the financial ratios and is calculated on the basis of return on equity ratio. This system tries to explain how companies can increase their return for investors by breaking down the return on equity ratio.
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Use the DuPont system and the following data to find return on equity. (Do not roun
intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 1 decimal place.)
Leverage ratio
Total asset
turnover
Net profit
margin
Dividend
payout ratio
Return on equity
2.9
2.7
6.2 %
33.2 %
%
Return on equity (ROE) using the traditional DuPont formula equals to
A.
(net profit margin) (interest component) (solvency ratio)
B.
(net profit margin) (interest component) (liquidity ratio)
C.
(net profit margin) (total asset turnover) (quick ratio)
D.
(net profit margin) (total asset turnover) (solvency ratio)
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