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Alexandra [31]
3 years ago
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All of the following equations represent return on investment (ROI) EXCEPT:

Business
1 answer:
slamgirl [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A. efficiency × productivity.

Explanation:

Return of Investment is a financial measure of profitablity from the investment of the company. It is a ratio of profit from the investment to the cost of invesment. It is helpful in comparing profitablity of several investment.

Return of investment (ROI)= \frac{operating\ income}{sales\ revenue}\times \frac{sales}{Total\ asset}

or

Return of investment (ROI)= sales\ margin \times capital\ turnover

Or

Return of investment (ROI)= \frac{Operating\ income}{Total\ asset}

ROI also show percentage of operating income from each dollar of assets.

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Explanation:

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July              210,000             222,000

August        290,000            290,000

September 290,000            273,500

October       180,000

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Minus Variable Costs                                                   $1,620,000

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Contribution                                                                  $1,080,000

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Direct Material                             $522,000                    $558,000          

Direct labor                                  $261,000                     $279,000

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Selling and Admin             $432,000                   $446,400      $14,400 U

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