First National Bank Assets Liabilities and Owners' Equity Reserves $1,800 Deposits $16,000 Loans $9,000 Debt $1000 Short-term securities $7,000 Capital (owners' equity) $800 If the market value of Short-term securities fall to $6,800. Then the percentage change of the leverage ratio is: a. 31.83% b. 29.33% C. -29.33% d. -31.83% е. 200$ f. -200$ g. There is not enough information to find the answer a d. OOOOO

First National Bank Assets Liabilities and Owners' Equity Reserves $1,800 Deposits $16,000 Loans $9,000 Debt $1000 Short-term securities $7,000 Capital (owners' equity) $800 If the market value of Short-term securities fall to $6,800. Then the percentage change of the leverage ratio is: a. 31.83% b. 29.33% C. -29.33% d. -31.83% е. 200$ f. -200$ g. There is not enough information to find the answer a d. OOOOO

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Chapter16: Financial Planning And Control

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Problem 13PROB

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