A) a low inventory turnover.
B) a high inventory turnover.
C) zero profit margin.
D) low volume.
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A) linear analysis.
B) vertical analysis.
C) trend analysis.
D) budget analysis.
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A) 0.382.
B) 0.05.
C) 0.28.
D) 0.50.
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A) leverage.
B) liquidity.
C) marketability.
D) profitability.
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A) 16.67.
B) 12.00.
C) 3.85.
D) 13.95.
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A) the earnings per share increased.
B) the current ratio was increased.
C) the debt-to-equity ratio increased.
D) the return on total assets increased.
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A) 7.14 times
B) 8.69 times
C) 4.52 times
D) None of these
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A) long-term debt-paying ability.
B) profitability.
C) leverage.
D) liquidity.
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A) 36.50 days.
B) 26.36 days.
C) 31.43 days.
D) 62.86 days.
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A) The Gift Shoppe sold too much inventory during the year.
B) The Gift Shoppe needs to increase sales and decrease the amount of goods on hand.
C) The Gift Shoppe is performing twice as well as it competitors.
D) The Gift Shoppe should increase the amount of goods on hand to accommodate the additional inventory demand.
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A) current ratio
B) inventory turnover ratio
C) quick ratio
D) return on total assets ratio
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