Return on investment = operating income/operating assets
Ashton = 99000/900,000 =11%
Dyre = 94300/820000 =11.5%
Poole = 57600/480,000 = 12%
Poole division performed the best
B. Residual income = divisional operating income- operating assets * required rate of return
Ashton = 99000-900000*10% =$9,000
Dyre = 94300 - 820000*10% =$12300
Poole = 57600- 48000*10% =$9600
Dyre division performed the best
C. EVA = Net operating profit after tax- operating assets*WACC
Ashton = 99000/(1-30%) - 900,000*8%
=$69428.57
Dyre = 69114.29
Poole = 43885.71
Ashton division performed best
D.should select economic value added as it is a better measure
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