Operating margin = Operating profit/Operating revenue
Operating profit = EBIT×(1-Tax rate)
Operating margin is also called operating profitability.
Hence, correct option is B
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Question 4 "Operating Margin" is a financial ratio often used in healthcare, it can also be...
Which of the following financial ratios is not a measure of operating profitability? Inventory Turnover Ratio Net Profit on Sales Ratio Return on Assets Ratio Gross Pront Margin Ratio
the
dropdown option for the first question: net profit margin OR
operating profit margin // debt ratio OR equity multiplier.
the dropdown option for the second question: shareholder and
dividend management OR use of debt versus equity financing //
management of its revenues and depreciation methods OR control over
its expenses
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Profitability ratios reflect the net result of all the firm's erect. B policies and operating decisions. The profitability ratios include the: (1) Operating profit margin, (2) Net profit margin, (3) Return on total assets (ROA), (4) Basic earning power (BEP) ratio, and (5) Return on common equity (ROE). The operating profit margin indicates what percentage of sales remain after et B are accounted for. It is a measure of the firm's operating effidency. Its equation is: B. It measures the...
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Complete Assurance of Learning Exercise 4C: Financial Ratio
Analysis for PepsiCo.
Financial Ratios for PepsiCo (2012) use the below information to
find
Liquidity Ratios:
- Current ratio:
- Quick ratio:
Leverage Ratios:
- Debt-to-total-assets ratio:
- Debt-to-equity ratio:
- Long-term debt-to-equity ratio:
- Times-earned-interest ratio: Profits before interest and
taxes/Total interest charges
Activity Ratios:
- Inventory turnover:
- Fixed assets turnover:
- Total assets turnover:
- Accounts receivable turnover:
Profitability Ratios:
- Gross profit margin:
- Operating profit margin:
-...