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liquidity, profitability, activity, capital structure  Â
Capital structure, current, profitability, activity  Â
Revenue and expense, liquidity, capital structure, activity  Â
Plant and equipment, activity, capital structure, liquidity  Â
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Accurate  Â
Meaningful  Â
Detailed  Â
(a) and (b)Â Â Â
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Return on net assets  Â
Operating margin  Â
Excess margin  Â
All of the above  Â
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Inventory turnover  Â
Net asset financing  Â
Debt services coverage  Â
(b) and (c)
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Which assets have been moved from permanently restricted to unrestricted  Â
Why net assets changed from the beginning of the statement period to the end of the statement period  Â
Which assets have been moved from temporarily restricted to unrestricted  Â
Why net assets have changed over the life of the organization
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Shareholders’ equity  Â
Operating expenses  Â
Depreciation  Â
Net assets released from restrictions used for operations
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They measure the amount of time an organization takes to turn its assets into cash.  Â
They are measures of an organization’s ability to meet short-term obligations.  Â
They reflect an organization’s long-term liquidity.  Â
They measure an organization’s ability to exist and grow.  Â
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Operating margin  Â
Current ratio  Â
Average payment period  Â
Days cash on hand
calculated with current assets and current liabilities  Â
The basic indicator of financial liquidity  Â
calculated by dividing total current assets by total current liabilities  Â
all of the above  Â
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Inventory turnover  Â
Current ratio  Â
Excess margin  Â
Debt services coverage  Â
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Assets, liabilities, and expenses  Â
revenues, expenses, and assets  Â
net assets, liabilities, and assets  Â
Net assets, revenues, and expenses  Â
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They measure how efficiently assets can be converted into cash.  Â
They measure the relationship between assets and revenues.  Â
They indicate the overall liquidity of the organization.  Â
They measure an organization’s long-term liquidity.
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It measures an organization's performance by computing the relationships of important line items in the financial statements.  Â
It looks at the internal structure of the organization by comparing a base number and percentages of important line items.  Â
It evaluates the trend in line items by looking at the percentage change in the line items over time.  Â
None of the above
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Inventory turnover  Â
Total asset turnover  Â
Return on net assets  Â
Current asset turnover  Â
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Average length of stay  Â
Days cash on hand  Â
Occupancy rate  Â
Outpatient revenue as a percentage of total patient revenue  Â
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They measure the relationship of revenues to expenses.  Â
They determine how profitable an organization is.  Â
They measure an organization’s profitability across years.  Â
They reflect an organization’s efficiency.  Â
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To make financial decisions  Â
To determine the profitability of the organization in the future  Â
To analyze the financial performance of the organization in previous years  Â
To predict the future and plan strategies that will influence the future
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Total asset turnover
Inventory turnover
Current asset turnover
Fixed asset turnover
None of the above
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The relationship between an organization’s invested capital and long-term liabilities  Â
An organization’s ability to meet short-term obligations  Â
An organization's long-term liquidity  Â
The amount of profit an organization can earn from capital investments  Â
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