1.The coefficients (ratios ) of ______ are a measure of how quickly multiple accounts are converted to sales or cash. activity liquidity debt profitability 2A company with lower asset turnover than the industry standard can have ______________. excessive debt excessive cost of the cost of goods sold insufficient sales insufficient fixed assets. 3An analysis of a ________ relates to the comparison of the financial coefficients (ratios) of different firms at the same point in time. time series representative sample (Cross-sectional) marginal sample quantitative sample (quantitative) 4The ________ provides a financial summary of the outcome of a firm's operations over a specific period. Income Statement Balance Sheet Ownership status of the owners (Stockholder's equity Statement) Cash flow statement 5A business' _____ is measured by its ability to meet its short-term obligations as they expire. activity liquidity debt profitability 6This reason measures the return on investment of common shareholders in the company. net profit margin price/earnings (price/earnings) return on equity return on total assets 7.The CA corporation has a earnings before contributions of $1.2 million, an average tax rate, of 34 and pays dividends to preferred shareholders of $50,000. There are 100,000 shares in circulation and there are no interest expenses. What is the CA Corporation's earnings per share?) $3.91 $4.52 $7.42 $7.59 8.A company has a cost of goods sold (cost of goods sold) of $300,000 and an inventory of $30,000, then inventory turnover is ______ and the average age of inventory is _____. 36.5:10 10;36.5 36.0;10 10;36.0