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The Balance Sheets and Income Statements for Two Competing Companies

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The balance sheets and income statements for two competing companies in the same industry are presented below: The balance sheets and income statements for two competing companies in the same industry are presented below:   Instructions  a. Calculate both companies' Debt to Total Assets ratio. b. Calculate both companies' Interest Coverage ratio. c. Comment on the two companies' solvency in comparison to each other. d. One of the companies is a public company, and the other is a private company. Identify which of the two companies appears to be the public company and explain your conclusion. Describe how that affects the extent to which it is financed by debt in comparison to the other company. Instructions
a. Calculate both companies' Debt to Total Assets ratio.
b. Calculate both companies' Interest Coverage ratio.
c. Comment on the two companies' solvency in comparison to each other.
d. One of the companies is a public company, and the other is a private company. Identify which of the two companies appears to be the public company and explain your conclusion. Describe how that affects the extent to which it is financed by debt in comparison to the other company.

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Definitions:

Economy

A framework for creating, distributing, and utilizing goods and services in a specific geographic region.

Economic Growth

A boost in the purchasing power adjusted market value of goods and services an economy creates over time.

Long Run

A period in economics sufficient for all markets to adjust, including production facilities and labor.

Capital

A resource, either financial or physical, that is employed with the aim of generating wealth through investment or production.

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