following ratios:Net Working CapitalCurrent RatioQuick RatioInventory TurnoverFixed Assets TumoverTotal Assets TurnoverAverage Collection PeriodDebt RatioDebt Equity RatioTimes Interest EarnedGross Profit MarginOperating Profit MarginNet Profit MarginReturn on Assets $($ROA$)$Return on Equity $($ROE$)$Earnings Per Share Price$/$Earnings RatioBook Value of Company up a template in Excel with the last three years for your annual data. Your rows are the ratios above. Your annual report may be different from the one we discuss$($ed$)$ in class. This is not unusual. Every income statement and balance sheet all go by the same torm. Enter the numbers by doing the appropriate calculations. Most numbers are straightforward. For market price of common stock; use the information you received off the Internet $($Big Charts.com or morningstar.com$).$ The number of common shares outstanding comes from the bottom of your income statement usually when they figure the earnings per share. The book value of the company is common stock $+$ paid in capital $+$ retained earnings. This information comes from your balance sheet.