Given Target's financial data, answer the questions that follow: How much financial capital is provided by lenders $($versus shareholders$),$ and is company likely to be unable to meet its debt obligations?

To answer these questions, evaluate each debt management ratio and the trend of the component account balances. $($Note: Round your answers to two decimal places.$)$

Over the period of $2008$ to $2010,$ Target's use of debt capital, in dollar terms, $\_$ consistently from year to year, as did the company's debt ratio.

To identify the accounts that contributed to these behaviors, consider the fluctuations in the asset and liability accounts over the three$-$year period. Therefore, from $2008$ to $2010,$ the accounts that contributed to the previously identified change in the debt ratio include which of the following? Check all that apply.

Inventory, which changed by $$891,000,000$

Accruals, which changed by $$413,000,000$

Cash and marketable securities$,$ which changed by $$848,000,000$

Receivables, which changed by $$1,931,000,000$

Payables, which changed by $$288,000,000$

Net fixed assets, which changed by $$263,000,000$

Other long$-$term assets, which changed by $$137,000,000$

Other current liabilities, which changed by $$1,143,000$

Long$-$term liabilities, which changed by $$1,734,000,000$

Other current assets, which changed by $$83,000,000$

$2.$ The reciprocal of the $,$ called the $-$ indicates the dollars of total assets financed per dollar of equity financing. This value is one component of the three important drivers of financial performance: the company's equation, which is used to disaggregate the company's return on equity $($ROE$)$ into Fill out the following table of Debt Management Ratios. $($Note: Round all intermediate and final calculations to two decimal places.$)$

Target Corporation

Debt Management Ratios

Debt ratio

$2010,,$ asset utilization efficiency, and use of

$2009\%$

$2008$

Equity ratio

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