1. What is the primary goal of management? What are the primary tasks of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and others in finance function of an organization?
2. Name and explain three tricks that management can play to manage earnings. Explain how using financial ratios can help spot these tricks.
3. Why is it important to analyze profitability, specifically focusing on return on investment? Invoke the breakdown of ROI in thinking about your response.
1.maximize the current value per share of existing stock
other secondary financial goals are
the cheif financial officer (CFO) is critical to the growth of the firm.as one of the executives in the firm they have multiple roles to play
these are the main roles they done in the organization are other financial functions of organization as follows
2. Tricks that used by the managment is as follows
the financial ratios are as follows
price earning ratio, debt ratios and equity ratios helps to know the financial performance because its found using the profitability of the firm
3. profitability analysis provides an opportunity for business owners and managers to evaluate the ability of a business to generate profit in the future
the common profitability ratio is ROA (return on asset)
for example if ROA of a company is $.049 then the net income for every dollar of assets it employs is $0.49
ROA will be always lower than the asset turnover ratio,how much lower represents how efficiently the companies operating. ideally a company wants ROA and asset turnover ratios to be close as possible which indicates company doesnt spent much on cost of goods sold and other expences
1. What is the primary goal of management? What are the primary tasks of a Chief...
1. Name and explain three tricks that management can play to manage earnings. Explain how using financial ratios can help spot these tricks. 2. Why is it important to analyze profitability, specifically focusing on return on investment? Invoke the breakdown of ROI in thinking about your response.
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