In: Finance
true or false
if false make the statement right
If sales increase by 5% and total assets fall by 1%, the TAT
ratio would go down by approximately 6%
FALSE (TAT ratio would go up by 6%)
A decrease in the current ratio indicates an improvement in a
firm’s liquidity.
FALSE (indicates a deterioriation)
An increase in the cash coverage ratio means that a firm is less
likely to default on its outstanding debt.
TRUE
Ceteris paribus, according to the DuPont framework, an
increase in the use of debt would increase a firm’s ROE.
TRUE
For firms with lower P/E ratios, investors are valuing each
dollar of earnings less than for firms with higher P/E
ratios.
TRUE
Corporate managers who are doing a better job of serving owners
would see the market-book ratio their firm exceed the ratio for
managers who are not doing as good a job.
TRUE
Ceteris paribus, the cash coverage ratio and the amount of debt
are directly related.
FALSE (inversely related)
"Ratio", "proportion", "fraction" and "percent" all mean the
same. thing.
TRUE
If the debt-equity ratio is 1.25, the equity multiplier would
be 2.50.
FALSE (equity multiplier would be 1+1.25=2.25)
The higher the equity multiplier, the greater is the proportion
of a firm’s assets that are financed with equity.
FALSE (the lesser is the proportion)
Common-size values on the balance sheet show each item as a
percent of total equity.
FALSE (as a percent of total assets)