1. ROGER'S CASE Problem: Jane Roger has owned and managed a profitable indie-clothing shop in America. She believes her product has better quality than other indie-clothing companies. When Jane opened the store, she supplied all the equity financing herself and financed the rest with personal loans from friends and family members. To open more stores in the future, Jane needs a bank loan. The bank will want to examine her financial statements and know something about the competition in the indie-clothing industry. Jane has asked her friends, Joanne Doe, a practicing accountant to analyze her financial statements. Jane has also gathered some financial information about a company that she considers her competitor. The company -her competitor- has been in business for 20 years, has a number of outlet in major cities in America and is widely admired for the owner's management skills. Jane has partial information on its operations at the competitor's store near her store in Seattle. Joanne organizes the available information in the following table : Competitor $3000 ? (A) Financial Ratio (Datas) Sales Net Income ROE Net profit margin Asset Turnover Equity Multiplier Debt to Equity Ratio Roger's Clothing $2400 $60 13.13% ? (C) 1.5 ? (D) 2.5 ? (B) 5.84% 1.5 1.5 ? (E) Question : Calculate A, B, C, D, E