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Quantum Moving Company has the following data. Industry information also is shown.

Company Data

Industry data on

Year

Net Income

Total Assets

Net income/Total assets

20X1

\(424,000

\)2,843,000

14%

20X2

428,000

3,267,000

9.8

20X3

412,000

3,834,000

3.9

Company Data

Industry data on

Year

Debts

Total Assets

Debts/Total assets

20X1

\(1,722,000

\)2,843,000

56.6%

20X2

1,732,000

3,267,000

42

20X3

1,950,000

3,834,000

38

As an industry analyst comparing the firm to the industry, are you likely to praise

or criticize the firm in terms of the following?

a) Net income/Total assets.

Short Answer

Expert verified

As an industry analyst, the company is praised because its return on assets is more than the industry.

Step by step solution

01

Net Income to total assets ratio of the company for the year ending 20X1:

Netincometototalassetratio=NetincomeTotalassets=$424,000$2,843,000=14.91%

02

Net Income to total assets ratio of the company for the year ending 20X2:

Netincometototalassetratio=NetincomeTotalassets=$428,000$3,267,000=13.10%

03

Net Income to Total assets ratio of the company for the year ending 20X3:

Netincometototalassetratio=NetincomeTotalassets=$412,000$3,834,000=10.75%

04

Comparison of the net income to total assets ratio between the company and the industry

Year

Company

Industry

20X1

14.91%

14%

20X2

13.10%

9.8%

20X3

10.75%

3.9%

The company is earning more income on its assets in comparison to that of the industry. This is why the industry should be praised.

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