Use the Income Statement and Balance Sheet to answer the questions below.

In 2020, is the firm more or less liquid than it was in 2019 [ Select ] ["The current Ratio and Quick Ratio show a decrease in liquidity", "The current Ratio and Quick Ratio show an increase in liquidity", "The current Ratio shows a decrease , but the Quick Ratio shows an increase", "The Current Ratio shows an increase, but the Quick Ratio shows a decrease"]

What is the firm's liquidity position if we don't consider their least liquid asset? [ Select ] ["1.93 Company has almost twice what it neeeds to meed current obligations.", ".96 Company will have trouble meeting its short term obligations.", ".96 in fy 2020 Better than 2019.", "1.93 Inventory pulls up this ratio to improve liquidity."]

How long did it take the company to pay their suppliers in 2020 [ Select ] ["51.95 Days", "63 Days", "90.34 Days", "101.39 Days"]

How much could the company save if they company reduced its Inventory conversion period (DSI) to 90 DAYS. [ Select ] ["$123,567", "$15,672", "$16,284", "$17,345"]

Are the stockholders getting a better return in 2020 than 2019? [ Select ] ["NO. About 2.5% lower", "No. About 8% lower", "Yes. About 3.2% better", "WOW. Yes about 13 better"]

Consider all investors (Bond holders, lenders and stockholders). Are they receiving a better return on their investment in 2019 than 2018? [ Select ] ["Way worse. Down 12%.", "Better. About 6.4% over last year.", "Better. About a 2% increase over last year.", "Worse. A 1% loss."]

Compare the ROE to the ROIC (you just used them to do the previous two questions). [ Select ] ["ROE shows a 20% return on Investment but when mixed with Bond holders the return falls to 13%", "When debt is considered investor return is about 9% higher", "The ROE shows a 13 Return but when the Bond holders are considered the return increases to 20%.", "Adding debt to the ratio shows no real change in investor return"]