Hevron Hrist, a Multinational Company, Finances Itself Each Year by Procuring

question 93

Multiple Choice

Hevron Hrist, a multinational company, finances itself each year by procuring 25 percent of its yearly budget through loans from banks. The remaining budget is covered by the company itself. The given scenario suggests that the firm most likely relies on measuring _____ to decide its capital structure.

• A) asset management ratios
• B) leverage ratios
• C) profitability ratios
• D) liquidity ratios

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Definitions:

Factory Overhead

The indirect costs associated with manufacturing, excluding direct materials and direct labor expenses.

Current Asset

Resources anticipated to be transformed into cash, disposed of, or utilized within one year or during the business's standard operating period.

Depreciation Expense

An accounting method that spreads the purchase cost of a physical asset minus its salvage value over its expected useful life.

Factory Overhead

All indirect costs associated with manufacturing, including utilities, depreciation, and salaries for managerial staff, not directly tied to production.