Below are the answers I got using the formulas. GPM = 62.5% OPM = 37.5% NPM = 35% Current Ratio = 1.45:1 Can't do acid test since there is no mention on inventory ROCE = 8.82% Gearing = 58.82%
I guess to reinforce it's importance... It would be kind of crazy to teach Profit and Liquidity in Theme 2 and then randomly in Year 13 say "hey remember this? Here are some more calculations."
Below are the answers I got using the formulas.
GPM = 62.5%
OPM = 37.5%
NPM = 35%
Current Ratio = 1.45:1
Can't do acid test since there is no mention on inventory
ROCE = 8.82%
Gearing = 58.82%
Will there be videos released for paper 3 around the car industry?
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Introduction
3.5
capital employed can also be calculated using (current assets + non-current assets - current liabilities)
Could you say capital employed is current assets - current liabilities or is this not specific enough?
That's working capital, you're thinking of
@@BusinessAsUsual thank you mindfog
do we need to times by 100 for labour productivity, if its just number of output by each employee?
It's a measure of output, not a percentage. So if the answer is 14 for example, that is 14 units per employee per time period. So no.
why is 3.5.1 so similar to 2.3?
I guess to reinforce it's importance... It would be kind of crazy to teach Profit and Liquidity in Theme 2 and then randomly in Year 13 say "hey remember this? Here are some more calculations."