A company's "tangible net worth" is a key measure of its value and financial strength, for purposes of evaluating ability to repay debts. This ratio begins with book value and then subtracts assets such as

A company's "tangible net worth" is a key measure of its value and financial strength, for purposes of evaluating ability to repay debts. This ratio begins with book value and then subtracts assets such as 



A) Cash on hand
B) Funded debt
C) Property, plant and equipment
D) Goodwill








Answer: D


Economics

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