It is the firm’s ability to meet current liabilities and projected daily expenditure from operations. It is a measure of liquidity.
Calculation:
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- Earnings Per Share:
- Return on Ordinary Shareholders’ Equity (Net worth):
- Return on Total Shareholders’ Equity:
- Return on Shareholders’ Equity:
- Return on capital employed:
- Return on assets:
- Profitability Ratios Related to Investments:
- Material cost variance
- Expenses Ratio
- Profit margin ratio
- Classification and computation of variances.
- Limitations of standard costing.
- Standard costing -USES
- Favorable and unfavorable variances
- Definition of standard costing
- Standard costing
- Profitability ratio
- Cash flow from operations ratio
- Defensive-interval ratios
- Debt services coverage ratio
- Cash flow coverage ratio
- Total fixed charges coverage ratio
- Dividend coverage ratio
- Interest coverage ratio
- Proprietary ratio
- Debt-Assets ratio
- Turnover ratio
- Test/Quick ratio
- Current ratio
- Net working capital
- Debt-Equity ratio
- Leverage ratio
- Liquidity ratios
- Types of Ratios
- Ratio Analysis
- Direct Method Cash Flow Statement
- Cash Flow from Business Operations (Indirect Method)
- Cash Flow From Business Operations(Direct Method)
- Cash Flow Statement of Hypothetical Limited.
- Budget Details - India
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Interesting Read.
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It covers all important Ratios along with Examples, Formula, Interpretation etc.
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