Financial Ratio Analysis (identification)

Financial Ratio Analysis (identification)

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Financial Ratio Analysis (identification)

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It is a mathematical relationship between two numbers and commonly expressed in percentages and decimals.

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The number of times that the inventory is sold during the accounting period.

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It is also known as working capital ratio, and is one way to assess the overall liquidity of a company by comparing current assets to current liabilities.

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Also known as acid test ratio, it is more conservative in the sense that it does not include all current assets in the computation.

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It is the number of times that receivables on credit sales are collected.

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It measures the percentage of assets funded by creditors.

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It is also known as stability ratio. It indicates whether a company's cash flow is sufficient to meet its short- and long-term liabilities.

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