Homework Answers
a]
Cash on hand relative to total assets = cash as a % of total assets = 1.4%
b]
Proportion of assets financed with short term debt = total current liabilities as a % of total assets = 42.1%
Proportion of assets financed with long term debt = long term liabilities as a % of total assets = 21.1%
c]
% of revenues left after paying all of its expenses = net income as a % of revenues = 2.1%
d]
COGS as a % of revenues = 66.9%
Operating expenses as a % of revenues = 26.9%
Interest expenses as a % of revenues = 2.9%
COGS forms the highest proportion of expenses, followed by operating expenses, which are followed by interest expenses
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