Carter Company's return on common equity is 29%. Its sales are $68,000,000, its debt ratio is 45%, and its total liabilities are $15,000,000. What is the firm's return on total assets?
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15.95% |
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13.05% |
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17.61% |
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21.20% |
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10.87% |
Debt ratio = 45% | ||
It means total capital or Total assets = 1 |
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So, Equity = 1-45% = 55% |
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Total libilities = | 15000000 | |
So, Equity = Total liabilities / Debt ratio * Equity |
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15000000/45% * 55% |
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18333333.33 | ||
Total assets = Total liabilities / Debt ratio *1 |
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33333333.33 | ||
Return on equity = 29% |
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So, Net income or return = Equity * ROE |
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18333333.33*29%= | 5316666.667 | |
Return on Total assets = Net income / Total assets |
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5316666.667 | / 33333333.33 | |
0.1595 | or 15.95% | |
So, return on total assets is 15.95% |
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