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bachelor in business administration
Polytechnic State University Sanluis
Jan-2006 - Nov-2010
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Polytechnic State University
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P2. Davis Corporation, a clothing retailer, engaged in the transactions that follow. Opposite each transaction is a ratio and space to mark the effect of each transaction on the ratio.
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transaction |
Ratio |
Increase Decrease none |
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a. Issued common stock for cash. |
Asset turnover |
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b. Declared cash dividend. |
Current ratio |
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c. Sold treasury stock. |
Return on equity |
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d. Borrowed cash by issuing note payable. |
Debt to equity ratio |
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e. Paid salaries expense. |
Inventory turnover |
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f. Purchased merchandise for cash. |
Current ratio |
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g. Sold equipment for cash. |
Receivables turnover |
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h. Sold merchandise on account. |
Quick ratio |
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i. Paid current portion of long-term debt. |
Return on assets |
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j. Gave sales discount. |
Profit margin |
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k. Purchased marketable securities for cash. |
Quick ratio |
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l. Declared 5% stock dividend. |
Current ratio |
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m. Purchased a building. |
Free cash flow |
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ReQUIReD aCCounting ConneCtion ▶ Show that you understand the effect of business activities on performance measures by placing an X in the appropriate column to show whether the transaction increased, decreased, or had no effect on the indicated ratio.
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