What does it mean to have a benefit-cost ratio greater than 1
(one)?
A. It means that the policy is too costly in comparison to the
benefits
B. It means that present value of benefits is greater than present
value of costs
C. It means that present value of costs is greater than present
value of benefits
D. It means that the policy is inefficient
You have to recommend one alternative from two or more
alternatives. If your recommendation has...
What does it mean when 2 dashes (--) are indicated as an
efficiency ratio, is it that it is 0 or close to it or that the
data was unavailable? I have to compare two company's.
My teacher, asked me to find the "Tangible Equity Capital Ratio"
my finance book does not refer to anything by this name? I have
looked online and haven't been able to find anything similar. Do
you have any idea what he could mean by this and how i could try
calculating it?