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United Company's year-end balance sheet reported the following (in millions):

Total Assets: $100,228
Total Liabilities: $78,713
Contributed Capital: $8,933

What was United Company's total liabilities and stockholders' equity at December 31?

$100,228 million

<p>$100,228 million</p>
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On December 31, Starstruck Corporation reported, on its balance sheet, the following (in millions):

Total Assets: $35,823.8
Total Stockholders' Equity: $14,726.8
Total Current Liabilities: $11,367.3

What did Starstruck report as total liabilities on December 31?

$21,097.0 million

<p>$21,097.0 million</p>
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Income statement—Numerical calculations required

On September 30, Star Corporation reported, in its annual report, the following (in millions):

Year 1:

Total Expenses: $41,008.5

Operating Income: $9,002.5

Net Earnings: $6,898.3

Year 2:

Total Expenses: $46,242.5

Operating Income: $10,429.8

Net Earnings: $7,047.3

What amount of revenues did Star Corporation report for the year ended September 30, Year 2 (in millions)?

$53,289.8

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On December 31, Sleek Corporation reported, on its annual report, the following (in millions):

Year 1:

Operating Income: $3,961.1

Net Earnings: $2,759.3

Year 2:

Operating Income: $4,589.1

Net Earnings: $3,100.8

Calculate year-over-year increase or (decrease) in net earnings, in percentage terms.

12.4%

<p>12.4%</p>
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Users of financial statements include:

Current shareholders
Company CEO
Banker
Equity analyst
Supplier

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Match the financial statement users to the question they are most likely to ask.

What is the expected net income for next quarter?

Equity Analyst

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Match the financial statement users to the question they are most likely to ask.

2. Will the company have enough cash to pay dividends?

Current Shareholders

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Match the financial statement users to the question they are most likely to ask.

3. Has the company paid for inventory purchases promptly in the past?

Supplier

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Match the financial statement users to the question they are most likely to ask.

4. Will there be sufficient profits and cash flow to pay bonuses?

Company CEO

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Match the financial statement users to the question they are most likely to ask.

5. Will the company have enough cash to repay its loans?

Banker

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Use the accounting equation to compute the missing financial amounts (Equity)

Hewlett-Packard

Assets: $106,882
Liabilities: $78,731
Equity:

$28,151

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Use the accounting equation to compute the missing financial amounts (Liabilities)

General Mills

Assets: $21,712
Liabilities:
Equity: $5,307

$16,405

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Use the accounting equation to compute the missing financial amounts (Assets)

Target

Assets:
Liabilities: $27,305
Equity: $12,957

$40,262

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Determine the percentage of owner-financing for each company.

Hewlett-Packard
Assets: $106,882
Liabilities: $78,731
Equity: $28,151

26.34%

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Determine the percentage of owner-financing for each company.

General Mills
Assets: $21,712
Liabilities: $16,405
Equity: $5,307

24.44%

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Determine the percentage of owner-financing for each company.

Target
Assets: $40,262
Liabilities: $27,305
Equity: $12,957

32.18%

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Which of these companies is the most owner-financed?

Target 32.18% Owner Financed

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Which of these companies is the most nonowner-financed?

Gneral Mills 24.44%