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1.
A company's book value is _______.
The value of its assets minus liabilites. Book value is the value of a company's assets.
2.
Asset utilization ratios are used to _______.
Determine how a company manages its assets. Ultimately, asset utilization ratios help to measure a company's efficiency.
3.
Which of the following is not included in a company's statement of cash flow?
Managing activities. The statement of cash flow does not include this.
4.
Investors who want high returns on investment may want stocks with _______ betas.
High. The higher the beta, the higher the possible returns.
5.
If a stock's market price at the moment is $100 per share, and its net earnings for the past 12 months are $5 per share, what is the stock's price/earnings ratio?
$20. Divide market price ($100) by net earnings ($5) to get the price/earnings ratio (20).
6.
Poor dividend payment on a company's part indicates that it will perform poorly in the future.
False. In many cases, companies reinvest their earnings to finance future growth. Such companies may actually do quite well in the future.
7.
Profit margin is a widely used measure in business. It measures earnings compared to _______.
Sales. Profit margin compares earnings to sales, where the earnings are either before taxes or after.