Current ratio is a comparison of current assets to current liabilities, calculated by dividing your current assets by your current liabilities.
The quick ratio compares the total amount of cash + marketable securities + accounts receivable to the amount of current liabilities.
A. Inventory would be a factor in both of these ration (assets). In both of these industries, inventory would be low. You cannot readily stockpile energy and burgers are perishable items.
B. It is true that both of these industries would have low outstanding accounts receivable because people will need their power to survive and fast food places don't offer credit.
C. These two industries deal with cash mainly. Cash doesn't have to be physical currency, but accounts that can easily be paid.
D. Low current and quick ratios are actually signs of good management not poor management.
All of the above are correct EXCEPT answer D.
The expected return on the common stock should decrease.
To calculate the new expected return on the common stock, we need to calculate the new value of the common stock and debt. The new value of the common stock is $64 million + $16 million = $80 million. The value of the debt is reduced by $16 million to $20 million.
The new expected return on the common stock is 16.6% * ($80 million/$96 million) = 15.63%.
Therefore, the expected return on the common stock should decrease from 16.6% to 15.63%.
A security that symbolises ownership in a firm is called common stock. Common stock owners choose the board of directors and cast ballots for corporate rules. Long-term rates of return are often higher with this type of stock ownership.
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D) Account receivable and note receivable are showing in Expense
