ADMS 3510 Chapter Notes - Chapter 19: Asset Turnover, Historical Cost, Regional Policy Of The European Union

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Return on investment: short-term financial performance, a measure of profit divided by a measure of investment in a business unit. Accounting policies have an effect on rois (p. 832) Income and investment should be measured in the same way for each business unit to the extent possible (should use same inventory cost flow assumption, lifo or fifo) The measurement method must be reasonable and fair for all business units. Net book value can be bias roi measures. Assets that are included in the roi should be those that are controlled by the business unit. Long-lived assets, leased assets and idle assets (depends on controllability) Historical cost: book value of current assets + net book value. Net book value: difference between the original cost of the asset and accumulated depreciation of that asset. Should use current value of assets as historical cost may mislead and overstate the roi: gross book value (gbv): historical cost without the reduction for accumulated depreciation.

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