Profitability And Liquidity Flashcards

1
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Profitability

A

Ability to turn revenue into profit

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2
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Liquidity

A

The ability of a business to pay its debts

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3
Q

A positive liquidity will be….

A

Solvent

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4
Q

Negative liquidity will be…..

A

Insolvent

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5
Q

To liquidise assets means to…..

A

Sell them for cash

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6
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Difference between cash and profit ?

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Cash is the money a business has at any moment in time (cash in till, bank) used to pay for day to day costs and profit is the difference between the amounts of turnover a business has made and all the costs has had to soy measured over a period of time

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7
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Gross profit margin definition

A

What % of sales revenue was converted into gross profit

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8
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Net profit margin

A

What % of sales revenue was converted into net profit

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9
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Gross profit margin (%) =

A

Gross profit/sales revenue X100

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10
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Net profit margin (%) =

A

Net profit /sales revenue X100

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11
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To improve gross profit

A

Increase turnover by increasing sales or price

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12
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To improve net profit

A

Increase turnover or decrease expenses (wages, marketing costs)

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13
Q

Liquidity ratio are presented…

A

as a ratio (eg: 2:1)

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14
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Current ratio shows the…

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No. Of current assets against the current liabilities

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15
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Why is stock (inventory)removed from the liquid capital ratio ?

A

Because a business may not be able to turn it into cash quickly

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16
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Current ratio=

A

Current assets / current liability’s

17
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Liquid capital ratio =

A

Current assets - inventory / current liabilities