Sales	$125,679	Cash	$ 9,082
Cost of Goods Sold	42,008	Inventory	8,565
Gross Profit	83,671	Current Assets	340,708
Net Income	13,684	Total Assets	495,023
Operating Cash Flow	32,195	Current Liabilities	198,904
Earnings per share	1.38	Total Liabilities	440,111
Dividends per share	0.66	Total Equity	54,824
Net Income (fiscal year 2000)	12,735	Total Assets (fiscal year 2000)	437,006
Sales (fiscal year 2000)	129,417	Inventory (fiscal year 2000)	7,812

QUESTION 15

1. Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Long-term Debt to Equity Ratio is:

   	a.	3.6
   	b.	9.0
   	c.	8.0
   	d.	4.4

QUESTION 16

1. Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Return on Assets is:

   	a.	2.9%
   	b.	27.0%
   	c.	2.8%
   	d.	25.0%

QUESTION 17

1. Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Dividend Payout is:

   	a.	0.01%
   	b.	42.5%
   	c.	10.9%
   	d.	47.8%

QUESTION 18

1. Which of the following ratios is part of the Du Pont Model?

   	a.	Current Ratio
   	b.	Return on Equity
   	c.	Operating Cash Flow Ratio
   	d.	Dividend Payout

QUESTION 19

1. Using the Du Pont Model, solvency (leverage) is measured as:

   	a.	Sales / average working capital
   	b.	Average total assets / average common equity
   	c.	Sales / average total assets
   	d.	Net income / sales

QUESTION 20

1. Using the Du Pont Model, return on assets can be calculated as:

   	a.	Return on Sales x Asset Turnover
   	b.	Gross Margin x Inventory Turnover
   	c.	Return on Equity x Total Assets
   	d.	Return on Sales x Return on Assets

QUESTION 21

1. A limitation on the use of ratios analysis is:

   	a.	Relative size of the companies is not considered
   	b.	The numbers used are assumed to be correct
   	c.	Important qualitative issues such as business strategy are not involved
   	d.	It can be difficult to determine what results are good or bad
   	e.	All of the above