Business, 18.12.2019 06:31 stichgotrich7159

Syracuse shoes is a shoe store catering to young, fashionable but budget-conscious shoppers. they sell fashionable shoes at reasonable prices and reasonable quality. instead of having just a few stores in the big malls, they have decided to place small outlets all over syracuse, in easy reach of busy, young commuters (near business lunch outlets for example). after a few years, syracuse shoes decided to create a website and offer their products online. below are the current financial figures for the retail outlets and for the online sales.
calculate for both the retail stores and the online shop the:
4a. profit margin=
4b. asset turnover=
4c. return on assets (roa)=
4d. and compare and contrast these two business models for syracuse shoes.
syracuse shoes retail stores online shop
net sales 400,000 100,000
cogs 200,000 50,000
gross profit 200,000 50,000
expenses 40,000 20,000
taxes 5,000 1,000
earnings before interest 155,000 29,000
total assets300,000 40,000

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