3. During colonial times the governor of a colony was
a. Elected by the people living in the colony
b. Selected by the members of the legislature
c. Appointed by British leaders
d. Appointed by the Continental Congress
4. British General Thomas Gage
a. Was also governor of Massachusetts
b. Was responsible for enforcing the Intolerable Acts
c. Participated in the first battles of the Revolutionary War
d. All of the above
5. British General William Howe
a. Served as commander-in-chief of the British Army in India
b. Surrendered at Yorktown
c. Favored a peaceful solution to the Revolutionary War
d. Was relieved of his command
6. The Revolutionary War ended
a. When General Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown
b. By royal proclamation
c. When the Treaty of Paris was signed
d. None of the above
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3 . c. Appointed by British leaders
The directly would be directly chosen by British government, meaning that he was directly connected with the king. Governors were usually used to manipulate the laws and because of them were hated by the people. They were the true represent of British hegemony.
4 .d. All of the above
Gage was one of the most hated figures in colonies. As a governor of Massachusetts he put on heavy taxes on people, especially Intolerable Acts. Later, he led British forces in the battles of Lexington, Concord and even Bunker Hill. After that people his career in colonies practically ended.
5. c. Favored a peaceful solution to the Revolutionary War
Howe as a British commander in chief for more than two years. His campaigns were actually quite successful. Still, after the battle of Saratoga the things changed. Howe believed in a peaceful solution of the war, but the revolutionaries weren't keen to accept it.
6.c. When the Treaty of Paris was signed
It officially ended when the peace was signed. Although after surrendered at Yorktown British forces were practically defeated, they had to wait to wait for two years and final conclusion of war. In Paris United States were recognized as an independent state by Britain.
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Deere & Company (DE)
1. Calculation of Ratios:
a) Return on total assets = Net income divided by the average total assets, multiplied by 100.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/$57,965 x 100 = 2.6%
Year 2 = $1,940.0/$ 59,642 x 100 = 3.3%
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /$ 60,429 x 100 = 5.2%
b) Return on stockholders' equity: Earnings after taxes/Stockholders' equity x 100.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/$ 6,644 x 100 = 22.9%
Year 2 = $1,940.0/$7,912 x 100 = 24.5%
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /$ 9,667 x 100 = 32.7%
c) Earnings per share: Net Income/No. of outstanding shares.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/315 = $4.84
Year 2 = $1,940.0/334 = $5.81
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /363 = $8.71
d) Dividend yield: This is equal to the annual dividend per share divided by stock price per share, and multiplied by 100.
Year 3 = $2.40/$92.03 x 100 = 2.61%
Year 2 = $2.40/$81.10 x 100 = 2.96%
Year 1 = $2.22/$85.58 x 100 = 2.59%
e) Price-earnings ratio: This is equal to market price per share divided by the earnings per share.
Year 3 = $92.03/$4.84 = 19.0 times
Year 2 = $81.10/$5.81 = 13.9 times
Year 1 = $85.58/$8.71 = 9.8 times
Explanation:
a) Data
Year 3 Year 2 Year 1
('millions) ('millions) ('millions)
Net income (loss) $1,523.9 $1,940.0 $3,161.7
Preferred dividends $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00
Interest expense $763.7 $ 680.0 $ 664.0
Shares outstanding 315 334 363
for computing earnings per share
Cash dividend per share $ 2.40 $ 2.40 $ 2.22
Average total assets $57,965 $ 59,642 $ 60,429
Average stockholders' equity $ 6,644 $7,912 $ 9,667
Average stock price per share $ 92.03 $ 81.10 $ 85.58
b) Return on total assets = Net income divided by the average total assets, multiplied by 100. It shows how well a company generates net income from assets.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/$57,965 x 100 = 2.63%
Year 2 = $1,940.0/$ 59,642 x 100 = 3.25%
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /$ 60,429 x 100 = 5.23%
c) Return on stockholders' equity: Earnings after taxes/Stockholders' equity x 100. It demonstrates how much of the earnings after taxes are available to stockholders.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/$ 6,644 x 100 = 22.94%
Year 2 = $1,940.0/$7,912 x 100 = 24.52%
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /$ 9,667 x 100 = 32.71%
d) Earnings per share: Net Income/No. of outstanding shares. It shows in dollar terms how much of the earnings made by a company is available to stockholders on the average of each share.
Year 3 = $1,523.9/315 = $4.84
Year 2 = $1,940.0/334 = $5.81
Year 1 = $3,161.7 /363 = $8.71
e) Dividend yield: This is equal to the annual dividend per share divided by stock price per share, and multiplied by 100. It shows how a company pays dividend each year in relation to its share price.
Year 3 = $2.40/$92.03 x 100 = 2.61%
Year 2 = $2.40/$81.10 x 100 = 2.96%
Year 1 = $2.22/$85.58 x 100 = 2.59%
f) Price-earnings ratio: This is equal to market price per share divided by the earnings per share. It shows if a company is overvalued or undervalued.
Year 3 = $92.03/$4.84 = 19.0 times
Year 2 = $81.10/$5.81 = 13.9 times
Year 1 = $85.58/$8.71 = 9.8 times
g) Ratios are used to present a picturesque view of a company's financial performance and position to make easily understood and compared with other companies in the industry and over the years (trend analysis). They are important financial management and investment tools, which should, however, not be taken in isolation.