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For the "What these differences could be a result of " on the Acid Test Ratio What could this be a Result of?....Thanks 

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For the "What these differences could be a result of " on the Acid Test Ratio What could this be a Result of?....Thanks 

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For Creditors Days would and increase of days be Adverse or Favourable 

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For Creditors Days would and increase of days be Adverse or Favourable 

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No this would be good, so long as they do not go too high (above 90 days) as this is likely to mean suppliers will start to take credit limit and discounts etc away.

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When working out the Return of Capital Employed, I need to work out roce  or rosf or both ?? .... Thanks 

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When working out the Return of Capital Employed, I need to work out roce  or rosf or both ?? .... Thanks 

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You only calculate the ROCE Return on Capital Employed.

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how having as low percentage would affect them? because they are charity they don't have shareholders so surely having a low ROCE wouldn't affect them?

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how having as low percentage would affect them? because they are charity they don't have shareholders so surely having a low ROCE wouldn't affect them?

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while one strand of the theates operations is that of the charity, they also have out and about, ovation restaurant, mayflower enterprises, corporate functions and the new business mayflower productions that are all limited companies and therefore the ROCE would need to be higher because these organisations have shareholders.

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hello carole darling, i just had a question. why does gross profit change? thanks for the help.

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hello carole darling, i just had a question. why does gross profit change? thanks for the help.

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Why hello strange person!!

GP Decreases usually for one of two reasons. Either Revenue has increased (higher price or volume of sales) or the cost of sales has decreased (new supplier or new deal negotiated?)

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Adverse means NEGATIVE. Therefore is the change positive (favourable 0r negative (adverse)

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When calculating the current ratio, if I get 1.6, would I round this up to 2? 

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When calculating the current ratio, if I get 1.6, would I round this up to 2? 

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CB Said; No. Please keep to 1 decimal place for liquidity ratios.

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What are the benefits of using a Liquidity Ratio Please

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What are the benefits of using a Liquidity Ratio Please

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CB said; If you look at the reasons for completing the ratios/what the information tells you, you should be able to answer this part of the questions.  But please remember this is just a pass task and does not need to be massively detailed (just a sentence or two is fine).

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Return on capital employed - what are the benefits?

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Return on capital employed - what are the benefits?

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CB said; If you look at the reasons for completing the ratios/what the information tells you, you should be able to answer this part of the questions.  But please remember this is just a pass task and does not need to be massively detailed (just a sentence or two is fine).

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Do we have to explain every type of ratio listed and the benefits of using them??

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Do we have to explain every type of ratio listed and the benefits of using them??

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CB said; No! You only explain the three TYPES of ratio (liquidity, profitability and efficiency) and the benefits of using each group of ratio.

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CB said; write the description of the three ratios. Then compile a table for the rest of the information (ratio name, 2013, calculation, 2014 calculation, change (difference between each year) and adverse/favourable (negative change or positive change)