2-6 Total assets $13,930. 2-7 (a) 2006 earnings per share $.34. 2-8 (a) Net loss $(3,700). (b) Total assets $51,480. 2-9 (a) Ending current ratio 1.91:1.
Total Revenues for the nine months ended 9/30/00 is $ 8,535. They represent revenues earned from their core business, detail as follows: Particular | Nine Months Ended 09/30/2001 | Nine Months Ended 09/30/2000 | Passenger | 6,870 | 7,463 | Cargo | 544 | 607 | Other | 506 | 465 | Total | 7,920 | 8,535 | (3) The net loss for the nine months ended 9/30/01 is $ 207. The net income for the nine months ended 9/30/00 is $325. | Nine Months Ended 09/30/2001 | Nine Months Ended 09/30/2000 | Net Income (Loss) | (207) | 325 | Therefore in comparison, the loss has increased manifold every year. 2000 was a year with minimal profit.
Payment received on accounts receivable during 2006 totaled $9,685,420. 3. During the year, accounts receivable totaling $26,854 were deemed uncollectible and were written of. 4. Two accounts that had been written off as uncollectible in 2005 were collected in 2006.
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The company has traditionally been a strong market performer but is recent financial performance has begun to exhibit some deficiencies. While revenues increased for its 2006 reporting cycle by 2.7% to $20,258m, the company also reported an operating loss of $224m versus an operating profit of $489m during 2005 (Goodyear, 2007). Additionally, the company reported a net loss of more than $330m and these types of operating and net losses are not sustainable over the mid to long-term. Business Risk (ROIC) Business risk is commonly determined as a factor of return on invested capital or ROIC. Goodyear had revenue earnings of $20,258 for 2006 and its combined capital totaled $2,573.
The profit of the Maytag Corporation was increased too fast from 1997 to 2000. There was just $180,290 (Dollar amounts in thousands) in 1997, and it was reached $200,967 on 2000. However in 2001 the profit of the company was decreased from $200,976 to $47,736. The reason maybe during 2001 the global economic was recession and they were many issues happened on the world. Many industries meet decrease problems.
State the place value of the underlined digit in 6 953 742. A Hundreds C Ten thousands B Thousands D Hundred thousands ( 3. Round off 5 987 341 to the nearest hundred thousand. A 5.8 million C 6.0 million ( B 5.9 million D 6.1 million 4. Which of the following numbers, when rounded off to the nearest thousand, becomes 7 541 000?
In this case it is from 4.6 days in 2008 to 5.41 days in 2010. This is quite good according to other industry where maturity of invoice is usually more than 30 days. But what is more important comparing to trade-creditors which is usually 21day it is almost quarter of the time. That means that Ryanair can accumulate four times more cash that they need to cover the obligations at that time. This improves quite well their cash flow.
C. accounting profits produced. D. increase in total sales produced. 3. Assume your firm has an unused machine that originally cost $75,000, has a book value of $20,000, and is currently worth $25,000. Ignoring taxes, the correct opportunity cost for this machine in capital budgeting decisions is: A.
In B&L’s 1993 annual report, it stated that “contact lens revenues rose 13% over 1992 and finished the year strongly”. Furthermore, although market demand for conventional lenses went down in 1993 (shown in Exhibit 6), B&L still successfully reduced its inventory by 1.8 million pairs. B. However, based on the information above, we can observe that B&L’s new sales strategy was to make distributors absorb inventory and improperly recognize it as revenues, which actually polished its financial report of 1993. 2.