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A) Return on Assets (ROA)
B) Return on Equity (ROE)
Answer:
A - ROA
Total investment implies a “total cost of capital” approach that brings financing decisions into the equation. For example, leveraging the balance sheet through increased debt may increase the ROE (or decrease it even more if operating at a loss), effectively leveraging risk. ROA addresses how well the assets purchased are yielding profit, regardless of how their buy was financed. In calculating total cost of capital, each item on the balance sheet has an implicit cost of capital either directly stated or implied in alternatives for the item.
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