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Why do analysts use financial ratios rather than the absolute numbers?ts use financial ratios rather than the absolute numbers?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Lenders and some investment analyst use ratio analysis. Thirdly, ratio helps to determine relative magnitudes of financial quantities. ... Therefore, the debt/equity ratio show a relationship that lets managers compares relative magnitudes rather than absolute amounts.

Answered by anjalirawat2031
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Introduction:

Financial ratios are used by analysts rather than numbers since numbers in isolation have a single meaning, however financial ratios allow to comprehend the complete notion of a certain region with a single stop.

Explanation:

For Instance, if a company's net income for the year is $1,000,000, we won't know what proportion it is until we know the sales amount. Thus, ratios aid in comprehending the meaningful link between individual financial statement items.

Furthermore, financial statement analysis is quite beneficial in analysing management's performance in a variety of critical areas like as profitability, risk, and efficiency.

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