Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (I)

© Mark E.
Damon - All Rights Reserved
50:50
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
Welcome to
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
Who Wants to 7
6
$4,000
$2,000
be a Millionaire
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved 15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the formula

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
for Percentage
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
Mark-Up on Cost?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Net Profit / Cost of B: Gross Profit / Sales

Sales x 100/1 x 100/1
C: Gross Profit / Cost D: Gross Profit / Cost

of Sales x 100/1 of Sales
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the formula

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
for Net Profit Margin?

9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
B: Sales / Net profit x

A: Gross Profit/Sales 100/1
C: Net Profit / D: Net profit / Sales x

Sales 100/1
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
How is Gross Profit

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
expressed?
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: % B: Ratio
C: € D: Years
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the formula

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
for ROCE?
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
B: Gross Profit (before interest &

A: Net Profit (before interest & tax) tax) / Total Capital employed x
/ Total Capital employed x 100/1 100/1
C: Net Profit (after interest & tax) / D: Gross Profit (after interest & tax)
Total Capital employed x 100/1 / Total Capital employed x 100/1
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What does ROCE

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
mean?
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Return earned for amount invested B: Return earned from long

by shareholders. term loans.
C: Return earned from fixed D: Return earned for the total

assets. amount invested.
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
You’ve Reached
the $1,000
Milestone!
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
Liquidity is the
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
ability to pay…?
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: All debts as they fall due. B: Long-term debts as

they fall due.
C: Long-term loans as they D: Short-term debts as

fall due. they fall due.
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is liquidity
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
also known as?

9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Stock B: Working Capital
C: Gearing D: Long-term capital

15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
Liquidity =
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: CA + CL B: CA - CL
C: NCA - NCL D: CA – Stock : CL

15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
If a firm is liquid, the

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
working capital is
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
said to be…?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Negative B: 2:1
C: Positive D: In surplus
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the formula

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
for the Current

9 $16,000
8 $8,000
Ratio?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: CA - CL B: CA : CL
C: NCA : NCL D: CA – Stock : CL

Congratulations!
Congratulations!
You’ve Reached
the $32,000
Milestone!
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the ideal

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
Acid Test/Quick
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
Ratio?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: 1 : 1 B: 3 : 1
C: 2 : 1 D: 4 : 1
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
Gearing analyses
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
how a company
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
is…?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Being run B: Expanding
C: Performing D: Financed
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
If a company is
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
highly geared, it has

9 $16,000
8 $8,000
more…?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Equity B: NCL
C: Assets D: Debt
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the formula

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
for Fixed-Interest
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
Capital to Total
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
Capital?
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: Fixed-Interest Capital / B: Fixed-Interest Capital

Equity x 100/1 / Loans
C: Fixed Interest Capital / Total D: Fixed-Interest Capital /

Capital Employed x 100/1 Net Profit x 100/1
15 $1 Million
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
11 $64,000
10 $32,000
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
1 $100
14 $500,000
13 $250,000
12 $125,000
What is the optimal

11 $64,000
10 $32,000
situation for a
9 $16,000
8 $8,000
company to be in?
7 $4,000
6 $2,000
5 $1,000
4 $500
3 $300
2 $200
50:50
1 $100
A: High gearing, high B: Low gearing, high

interest cover interest cover
C: Low gearing, low D: High gearing, low

interest cover interest cover
YOU WIN $1
MILLION DOLLARS!

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What is the formula

A: Net Profit / Cost of B: Gross Profit / Sales

C: Gross Profit / Cost D: Gross Profit / Cost

What is the formula

for Net Profit Margin?

B: Sales / Net profit x

C: Net Profit / D: Net profit / Sales x

How is Gross Profit

What is the formula

B: Gross Profit (before interest &

What does ROCE

A: Return earned for amount invested B: Return earned from long

C: Return earned from fixed D: Return earned for the total

A: All debts as they fall due. B: Long-term debts as

C: Long-term loans as they D: Short-term debts as

also known as?

A: Stock B: Working Capital

C: Gearing D: Long-term capital

C: NCA - NCL D: CA – Stock : CL

If a firm is liquid, the

What is the formula

for the Current

C: NCA : NCL D: CA – Stock : CL

What is the ideal

A: Being run B: Expanding

highly geared, it has

What is the formula

A: Fixed-Interest Capital / B: Fixed-Interest Capital

C: Fixed Interest Capital / Total D: Fixed-Interest Capital /

What is the optimal

A: High gearing, high B: Low gearing, high

C: Low gearing, low D: High gearing, low

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