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Introduction:
Return on total assets: The return on total assets is a ratio that determines the proportion in which the net income is earned by the corporation for each dollar of total assets employed.
The return on total assets of Company S.
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Introduction:
Return on total assets: The return on total assets is a ratio that determines the proportion in which the net income is earned by the corporation for each dollar of total assets employed.
The corporation providing a better return in the current year.
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Introduction:
Return on total assets: The return on total assets is a ratio that determines the proportion in which the net income is earned by the corporation for each dollar of total assets employed.
The profit margin of Company S for current year.
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Introduction:
Return on total assets: The return on total assets is a ratio that determines the proportion in which the net income is earned by the corporation for each dollar of total assets employed.
The assets turnover for the corporation.
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