Page 5: Evaluate the company using the performance ratios you discussed in class. You may need to look at several years or quarters of financial data. Compare your company to the industry/segment and competition.
As defined by RMA's Credit and Lending Dictionary, ratios are a:
"mathematical relationship between two or more things, used as indication of a company's financial strength relative to other companies of comparable size or in same industry" (pg. 1702 of the 2014/2015 Annual Statement Studies)
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