A) Balance sheet B) Cash flow statement C) Income statement D) Statement of retained earnings
A) Revenue Over Income B) Risk of Investment C) Rate of Income D) Return on Investment
A) Total assets * Total liabilities B) Current assets - Current liabilities C) Current assets / Current liabilities D) Total assets / Total liabilities
A) To monitor employee performance B) To ensure financial statements are accurate and reliable C) To develop new products D) To plan marketing strategies
A) Difference between long-term assets and long-term liabilities B) Total assets of a company C) Difference between current assets and current liabilities D) Total liabilities of a company
A) Balance sheet B) Cash flow statement C) Income statement D) Statement of retained earnings
A) Ability to convert assets into cash quickly B) Profit generated by a company C) Amount of debt a company has D) Total value of a company's assets
A) Return on investment B) Asset turnover ratio C) Debt ratio D) Profit margin
A) Total liabilities / Total assets B) Total debt / Total assets C) Total assets / Total equity D) Total debt / Total equity
A) To evaluate the cost of funds for a company's projects B) To assess employee performance C) To calculate total revenue D) To determine market share
A) Return on assets B) Debt-to-equity ratio C) Current ratio D) Quick ratio
A) To set marketing goals B) To develop new products C) To communicate financial information to stakeholders D) To manage employee schedules
A) Assessing employee satisfaction B) Designing new business strategies C) Evaluating a company's financial performance using its financial statements D) Predicting future marketing trends
A) Net income / Revenue B) Net income / Total assets C) Net income / Total equity D) Net income / Number of outstanding shares
A) Gross margin B) Accounts payable C) Operating expense D) Inventory turnover
A) Stock market B) Bond market C) Commodity market D) Forex market
A) Net Income / Sales B) Revenue - Operating Expenses C) Gross Margin - Interest D) Total Expenses / Net Income
A) Credit risk B) Liquidity risk C) Interest rate risk D) Market risk
A) Retained earnings B) IPO (Initial Public Offering) C) Venture capital D) Bank loan
A) Book value B) Liquidation value C) Face value D) Market value |