22) When analyzing the operating performance of a merchandise firm, inventory turnover and the gross profit ratio are usually calculated. What do the inventory turnover ratio and gross profit ratio...





22) When analyzing the operating performance of a merchandise firm, inventory turnover and the gross profit ratio are usually calculated. What do the inventory turnover ratio and gross profit ratio indicate?





23) Use the following data to answer the questions below:


































Nov. 30, 2011




Nov. 30, 2012




Nov. 30, 2013




Sales




$3,500,000




$4,000,000




$4,400,000




COGS




$2,100,000




$2,400,000




$2,685,000




Inventory




$650,000




$700,000




$600,000






Required:



1. Calculate the values required in the chart below:






























For the year ended



Nov. 30, 2012




For the year ended



Nov. 30, 2013




Gross profit














Gross profit ratio














Inventory turnover ratio
















2. Interpret the meaning of each of the
RATIOS
you have just calculated.





24) Use the following data to answer the questions below:


































Jan. 31, 2011




Jan. 31, 2012




Jan. 31, 2013




Sales




$500,000




$400,000




$380,000




COGS




$200,000




$165,000




$144,400




Inventory




$12,000




$14,000




$10,500






Required:



1. Calculate the values required in the chart below






























For the year ended



Jan. 31, 2012




For the year ended



Jan. 31, 2013




Gross profit














Gross profit ratio














Inventory turnover ratio
















2. Interpret the meaning of each of the
RATIOS
you have just calculated.









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