12.2: Chapter 12 Study Plan

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Study Plan: Financial Statement Analysis

Knowledge Targets

I can define the following terms as they relate to our unit:

Net Income	Retained Earnings	Horizontal Analysis
Vertical Analysis	Ratio Analysis	Trend Percents
Current Assets	Current Liabilities	Average Inventory
Average Accounts Receivable	Percent of change	Dollar amount of change

Reasoning Targets

• I can understand the use of horizontal analysis, vertical analysis and ratio analysis

to evaluate company performance.

• I can analyze and explain the trends of a company using horizontal analysis.

• I can analyze and explain a company’s financial statements using vertical analysis.

• I can analyze and explain a company’s financial performance using ratio analysis.

Skill Targets

• I can calculate dollar amount of change and percentage of change for accounts on the financial statements using horizontal analysis.

• I can calculate trend percentages for horizontal analysis.

• I can calculate the common-size percentages using vertical analysis.

• I can calculate ratios used in ratio analysis.

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