Business A has a profit margin lower than Business B.
Business A and Business B share the same amount of TOTAL
LIABILITIES
Business A and Business B share the same amount of TOTAL
EQUITY
Is it possible for Business A's ROE to be the same as Business
B's ROE?
- NO, it is not possible
- Yes, if Business A TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is higher than Business
B.
- Yes, if Business A TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is the same as Business
B
- Yes, if Business A TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is lower than Business
B
- Yes, if Business A ROA is higher than Business B
A business has a profit margin above the industry average, yet
its ROA is equal to the industry average. Is this possible?
- No
- Yes, if TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is below the industry average
- Yes, if the Business has no liabilities
- Yes, if the EQUITY MULTIPLIER is below the industry
average
- Yes, it is possible, but b,c and d above are not the correct
reason
JJ Corporation has a profit margin above the industry average,
yet its ROA is equal to the industry average. Is this possible?
- No
- Yes, if JJ’s TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is below the industry
average
- Yes, if JJ Corporation has no liabilities
- Yes, if JJ’s EQUITY MULTIPLIER is below the industry
average
- Yes, it is possible, but b,c and d above are not the correct
reason
4) JJ Corporation has a profit margin above the industry
average, yet its ROA is equal to the industry average. Is this
possible?
- No
- Yes, if JJ’s TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER is below the industry
average
- Yes, if JJ Corporation has no liabilities
- Yes, if JJ’s EQUITY MULTIPLIER is below the industry
average
- Yes, it is possible, but b,c and d above are not the correct
reason