The DuPont method return on assets uses two component ratios. What are they?
A: inventory turnover gross profit margin
B: times interest earned debt ratio
C: return on equity dividend payout
D: net profit margin total asset turnover
A: inventory turnover gross profit margin
B: times interest earned debt ratio
C: return on equity dividend payout
D: net profit margin total asset turnover
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- When the return on equity equation (ROE) is decomposed using the original DuPont system, what three ratios comprise the components of ROE（） A: Gross profit margin, asset turnover, equity multiplier. B: Net profit margin, asset turnover, asset multiplier. C: Net profit margin, asset turnover, equity multiplier.
- The core indicator of DuPont's financial analysis system is ( ). A: Total asset turnover B: Return on net assets C: Profit margin on sales D: Cost margin
- The Dupont analysis method starts from the net interest rate of<br/>equity and decomposing layer by layer into the product of ( ). A: Net interest rate on assets B: Equity multiplier C: Operating<br/>profit margin D: Net profit margin on sales E: Asset turnover<br/>The
- Among the following ratios, which is used for solvency analysis? A: inventory turnover B: times interest earned C: price-earnings ratio D: return on total assets
- According to the DuPont analysis system, the indicator that has no effect on the return on net assets is ( ). A: Equity multiplier B: Net profit rate of sales C: Quick ratio D: Turnover of total assets