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    nature of the IT industry, TMCS operates in an environment where the market segments influence selling price and production costs. Variations in accounting policies such as the Historical cost concept used by the company can also affect the Net Profit Margins. The Asset Turnover for the company is relatively modest at 28, although this has fallen by 7% since 2012 (35). This ratio suggests that TMCS is utilizing its assets at an efficient level. The higher turnover shows that the company has an…

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    Case Analysis Of Nintendo

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    current and quick ratio are used to determine a company’s ability to meet its short-term obligations. Though it is not surprising that the current ratio is generally higher due to the inclusion of inventory in the calculation, the bulk of Nintendo’s current assets are in the form of cash and cash equivalents, indicating that it is highly liquid. Nintendo uses little debt leverage and accrues minimal liabilities, which explains why their current/quick assets cause the current and quick ratios to…

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    While piece rate method had several benefits, it is not financially the best option for the company to take. While the company is paying employees a low wage rate, increasing to $20 per unit is too expensive for the business to support at this time. Increasing employee pay by $1 will raise costs by $13% [(8.7/7.7)-1]. The extent of possible productivity increase or payroll savings by decreasing employee turnover cannot…

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    organization. Working Capital gives the highly required liquidity to the business. Working Capital Finance decreases the general asset necessity, required to develop the Current Assets, which thus offer you some assistance with improving your Turnover Ratio. The organization has a decent liquidity position and does not defer its dedication if there should arise an occurrence of both its loan bosses and indebted individuals. The organization being generally subject to the working capital…

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    Benefits and Limitations of Ratio Analysis In order to make economic decisions, business owners and investors need to gather information, summarize the details, and interpret the results of the data. It is the basic flow of the accounting cycle wherein the products are the financial statements, which the management prepares and issue for the use of the public. Furthermore, performance of other financial analysis techniques could help users of the financial report evaluate the overall…

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    Iciency Measures Analysis

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    and assets. Furthermore, it helps to observe the amount of revenue that the company is capable of earning using a certain amount of investment. The asset turnover ratio is used to analyse the amount of revenue earned by the company over the invested assets. Looking at the financial statements, it can be seen that the asset turnover ratio of the company has gradually decreased in the last three years from 1.6 to 0.79. Hence, it presents a poor performance of the company. On the other hand, the…

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    and Landmark. Therefore, there only one missing variable is cost of capital. The cost of capital I used is 8.42% which is obtained from the information on industrial performance in exhibit 4.first I use average unlevered beta from comparable companies to be industry beta, put it into CAPM to get 11.47% as cost of equity, here is a key assumption which is target D/E ratio of Broadway after acquisition. The industry has 0.547 in D/E ratio, and Broadway 0.18. Under these two scenarios, I assume…

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    1. Introduction 1.1 Background on Financial Ratio Analysis Lenders and investors alike often use financial ratio analysis when determining the performance, solvency, and general business practice of a firm. Ratio analysis can serve as a tool to understand the relationship between quantities, and can be a useful benchmark in the comparison of two or more organizations within a common industry (Faello, 2015). The use of these ratios can determine factors such as asset and debt management, as well…

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    realization event,such as an Initial Public Offering or trade sale of the company. 1.2 Assess the implications of the different sources. Bank Loan: When obtaining a bank loan, the first aspect that the businessman will have to consider is the costs related to the borrowing of money. This helps the businessman to make sure that he does not have to pay more than he earns from his business. Home Equity Line of Credit: With the help of this type of loan, the businessman will be able to acquire…

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    Liquidity Ratio Analysis

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    As shown in the above graph the two ratios are used in accordance to show the liquidity of each company. The liquidity ratio is “used to determine a firm’s ability to satisfy its short-term obligations as they come due” in a firm’s operating cycle (Gitman & Zutter, p.65). The first ratio shown in the graph is the current ratio, and is one of the more popular ratios used in finance. Current ratio is a determinant of whether or not a company is able to have the funds for obligations as they…

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