After each of the following transactions is a ratio. Mark an X in the appropriate space to indicate the effect of the transaction on the ratio.
Tran sacti on a. b. c. d. e. f. g. 1. i. Ratio Declaration of cash dividend. Paid an account payable. Wrote off an account receivable. Collected an account receivable. Sold merchandise on account. Recorded utilities expense. Converted bonds into stock. Sold merchandise on account. Paid previously declared dividend. Effect Increase Quick ratio Current ratio Receivable turnover Return on assets Current ratio Profit margin Debt to equity ratio Inventory turnover Dividends yield Decrease None
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