Business Studies, asked by agrawalgargi301, 1 month ago

12. The ratio of shareholders funds to total assets of the company is called
(A) Debt-equity ratio
(B) Economic equity ratio
(C) Liquidity ratio
(D) None of the above​

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Answered by vyshunarayanan
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Answer:

none of the above

because,

 \frac{shareholders \: funds}{total \: assets}= proprietory \: ratio

proprietary ratio is not given in the options so, none of the above is the answer

Answered by Anonymous
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It is known as the Equity ratio.

  • It describes the total of the firm's assets that have been created by the issuance of equity shares rather than debt.
  • The formula for the ratio is written as - Equity = Shareholder's Funds/ Total assets
  • The sum of assets on which shareholders have a residual claim is represented by the outcome.

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