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Chapter 24, Problem 13CP
To determine
EXPANDED ROI (
An expanded ROI shows two components.
a) Profit margin i.e. How much profit the company earns on every $1.00 sales
b) Asset turnover i.e. How efficiently a company uses its assets to generate sales.
AVERAGE TOTAL ASSETS: The average total assets is the average of the aggregate assets during a two year period.
To determine:
To use the expanded ROI formula to confirm the results from Requirement 10 and interpret the results
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