The difference between current assets and current liabilities is known as____________?

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1. A firm reports total liabilities of Rs. 300,000 and owner’s equity of Rs. 500,000. What would be the total worth of the firm’s assets?

   A. Rs. 300,000
   B. Rs. 500,000
   C. Rs. 800,000
   D. Rs. 1100,000

2. Return on assets = 5.5%, Total assets $3,000 and common equity $1,050 then return on equity would be_________?

   A. $22,275
   B. 15.71%
   C. 1.93%
   D. 1.925 times

3. Net income available to stockholders is $150 and total assets are $2,100 then return on total assets would be_________?

   A. 0.07%
   B. 7.14%
   C. 0.05 times
   D. 7.15 times

4. The profit margin = 4.5%, assets turnover = 2.2 times, equity multiplier = 2.7 times then return on assets will be __________?

   A. 0.2673
   B. 26.73 times
   C. 0.094
   D. 0.4 times

5. The net income available to stockholders is $150 and total assets are $2,100 then return on total assets would be ________?

   A. 0.0007
   B. 0.0714
   C. 0.05 times
   D. 7.15 times

6. If the profit margin is equal to 4.5% and the total assets turnover is 1.8% then the return on assets DuPont equation would be _________?

   A. 0.025
   B. 0.081
   C. 0.004
   D. 4 times

7. The return on assets = 5.5%, Total assets $3,000 and common equity is $1,050 then the return on equity would be _________?

   A. 22275
   B. 0.1571
   C. 0.01925
   D. 1.925 times

8. Relationship between Economic Value Added (EVA) and Net Present Value (NPV) is considered as____________?

   A. Valued relationship
   B. Economic relationship
   C. Direct relationship
   D. Inverse relationship

9. Income that is saved and not invested is known as____________?

   A. Capital
   B. Deposit
   C. Hoarding
   D. None

   Submitted by: Ahsan

10. Which of the following strategy belongs to restrictive policy regarding size of investments in current assets?

    A. To maintain a high ratio of current assets to sales
    B. To maintain a low ratio of current assets to sales
    C. To less short-term debt and more long-term debt
    D. To more short-term debt and less long-term debt