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Comprehensive Income Statements | Margin Exercise 

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Comprehensive Income Statements | Margin Exercise 

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Using the income statements for the year ending 2021, calculate:

1) the gross profit margin
2) the net profit margin
3) the markup margin

For

Nike
Under Armour

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Apple
Microsoft
Google (Alphabet)
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Meta
Snapchat (SNAP)
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Microsoft Income Statement 2009-2022 | MSFT

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Ten years of annual and quarterly income statements for Microsoft (MSFT). The income statement summarizes the revenues, expenses and profit generated by a business over an annual or quarterly period.

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The Difference Between Gross Profit Margin and Net Profit Margin

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Gross profit margin and net profit margin are two profitability ratios used to assess a company’s financial stability and overall profitability.

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Ten years of annual and quarterly income statements for NIKE (NKE). The income statement summarizes the revenues, expenses and profit generated by a business over an annual or quarterly period.

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Complete questions 9)a-d

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Liquidity ratios - Ratios - Higher Business management Revision - BBC Bitesize

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How does liquidity affect a business?

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Liquidity ratios calculate the organisation's ability to turn into cash in order to pay debts.

Current ratio

Current ratio or the working capital ratio demonstrates the firms ability to meet its short-term .

An ideal ratio of is generally agreed. If the ratio is higher, it could mean that the firm is inefficient and has too much money tied up in stock. On the other hand, a lower ratio value of would mean that it may not be able to meet its debts quickly.

The formula is: current assets: current liabilities

Ways of improving this is to:

increase current assets

if ratio is too high you can sell non-current assets

decrease current liabilities for example, reducing trade credit terms

Acid test ratio

Acid test ratio is a more severe test of a firm's capabilities to meet its debts. The formula is the same as the but with the added problem of writing off all stock. This is because it assumes that stock:

may be perishable

may go out of date

may go out of fashion or become obsolete

In other words, the firm may be left with stock it cannot sell. An ideal value of is generally accepted.

The formula is: (current assets - closing inventory): current liabilities

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Liquidity ratios - Ratios - Higher Business management Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Liquidity ratios calculate the organisation's ability to turn into cash in order to pay debts. Current ratio or the working capital ratio demonstrates the firms ability to meet its short-term . An ideal ratio of is generally agreed. If the ratio is higher, it could mean that the firm is inefficient and has too much money tied up in stock.

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Example statement of financial position 

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Example statement of financial position 

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F3 Pet Boutique Statement of Financial Position

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Ratio Analysis: Current Ratio & Acid-test Ratio (Liquidity)

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Liquidity Ratios | A-Level, IB & BTEC Business

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Ratio analysis