Using Average (As Opposed to End-Of-Period) Values in Ratio Analysis

question 133

Multiple Choice

Using average (as opposed to end-of-period) values in ratio analysis is most appropriate when:

• A) both values in the ratio come from the income statement.
• B) both values in the ratio come from the balance sheet.
• C) one value comes from the balance sheet and one value comes from the income statement.
• D) Both a. and b. are correct.
• E) All of the above are correct.

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