Company analysis. Given the financial data in the popup window for General Motors (GM) and Ford Motor Company (F), compare these two companies using the following financial ratios: times interest earned ratio, current ratio, total asset turnover, financial leverage, profit mayn, and returri on equity. Which company would you invest in, either as a bondholder or as a stockholder? The times interest eamed ratio tor General Motors is (Round to four decimal places) The times interest earned ratio for Ford Motor Company is (Round to four decimal places) The current ratio for General Motors is (Round to four decimal places) The current ratio for Ford Motor Company is (Round to four decimal places) The total asset turnover ratio for General Motors is (Round to four decimal places) The total asset turnover ratio for Ford Motor Company is (Round to four decimal places) The financial leverage ratio for General Motors is I (Round to four decimal places) The financial leverage ratio for Ford Motor Company > (Round to four decimal places) The profit margin ratio for General Motors > (Round to two decimal places ak esc The return on equity for General Motors is % (Round to two decimal places) The return on equity for Ford Motor Company is % (Round to two decimal places.) Which company would you invest in either as a bondholder or as a stockholder? (Select from the drop down menu) The best company to invest in appears to be with its higher ROE and most of its financial ratios are higher than the rates of the other form tu irati General Motors Sales $155,348 EBIT $7,773 Interest Expense $225 Net Income $5,362 Current Assets $81,412 Total Assets $166,213 Current Liabilities $62,396 Equity $42,657 Values are expressed in millions of dollars. Ford Motor Company $146,964 $7,714 $705 $7,093 $131,433 15201,929 $19,434 $26,267