Return on Investment (ROI)is a Term Most Often Used to Express

question 69

Multiple Choice

Return on investment (ROI) is a term most often used to express income earned on assets invested in a business unit.A company's return on investment would increase if sales

• A)increased by the same dollar amount as expenses and total assets increased.
• B)remained the same and expenses were reduced by the same dollar amount that total assets increased.
• C)decreased by the same dollar amount that expenses increased.
• D)and expenses increased by the same percentage that total assets increased.

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Definitions:

Issuing Debt

The process in which a corporation or governmental entity raises funds by selling bonds, bills, or notes to investors with a promise to pay back the principal along with interest on a specified date.

Acquiring Investments

The process of allocating resources, usually money, to purchase financial assets in the hope of generating income or capital appreciation.

Net Loss

The amount by which total expenses exceed total revenues for a specific period, indicating a financial loss for the entity.

Net Increase in Cash

The amount by which cash and cash equivalents rise during a specific period, reflecting a company's liquidity position improvement.