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Following information is given 2000 2001 2002 Current Assets Cash 20,000 21,000 24,000 Short term Investment 60,000 81,000 145,000 A/R 100,000 90,000 140,000 Inventories 14,000

Following information is given                                                       

                                                               2000          2001             2002

Current Assets

Cash                                                    20,000       21,000         24,000
Short term Investment                    60,000        81,000       145,000
A/R                                                      100,000       90,000     140,000
Inventories                                         14,000          17,000     15,000
Prepaid Exp                                         13,000          12,000      14,000
Total Current Assets                          207,000        221,000    338,000
Investment                                          43,000           35,000         40,000
Property and Equipment

Land                                                     68,500                 68,500       68,500
Building                                               810,000            850,000        880,000
Furniture and Equipment               170,000                 190,000      208,000
         total                                         1,048,500           1,108,500       1,156,500
Less: Accumulated Depreciation    260,000             320,000        381,000
Other Operationg Equipment       11,500                  20,500            22,800
Total Assets                                    1,050,000              1,065,000      1,176,300
Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable                                60,000                53,500           71,000
Accrued Income Taxes                          30,000              32,000             34,000
Accured Expenses                               70,000                  85,200            85,000
Current Portion of Long-term debt 25,000                    21,500          24,000
Total Current Liabilities                        185,000            192,200          214,000

Long-term Debt

Mortgage Payable                                    425,000            410,000         400,000
Deferred Income Taxes                              40,000            42,800           45,000
Total Long-term Debt                               465,000              452,800           445,000
Total Liabilities                                         650,000              645,000               659,000
Owner's Equity

Common Stock                                              55,000               55,000              55,000
Paid-in Capital in Excess                               110,000          110,000             110,000
Retained Earnings                                       235,000              255,000             352,300
Total Owner's Equity                                    400,000              420,000             517,300

Total Liabilities and Equity                           1,050,000          1,065,000             1,176,300

 Required
1) Amount Change and % change from Year 2000 to Year2001
2) Current ratio, Acid Test Ratio, A/R turn-over, Avg collection period, Solvency Ratio, profit ratio for Year2001
( Assume the 2002 Revenue 1,300,000, profit is 65,000 ) Operating Cash flow is 201,000.

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