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This 3 page paper looks at the different debt ratios for Google, The total debt, short term debt and long term debt ratios as well as the debt to equity, short term debt to equity and long term debt to equity ratios are all calculated. The level of debt in the company is discussed and then compared to two main competitors; AOL and Yahoo! All calculations are shown. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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File: TS65_TEgoogdebt.doc
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much debt and the firm maybe over exposed, to little debt and the firm may be failing to take advantages of opportunities which require further funding. Looking at Google we
can look at the different debt ratios and the debt to equity ratios. The debt ratios look at the level of debt or different types of debt in
the context of the overall capital of a firm (made up of debt and equity. These are shown below, all ratios are rounded to two significant figures. Table 1 Total
debt ratio Total liabilities (a) 14,429 Equity (b) 58,145 Liabilities plus equity (c) (a + b) 72,574 Debt ratio (a/c) 0.20 Table 2 Short term debt ratio Short term liabilities
(a) 8,913 Liabilities plus equity (b) 72,574 Short term debt ratio (a/b) 0.12 Table 3 Long term debt ratio Long term liabilities 5,516 Liabilities plus equity (b) 72,574 Long term
debt ratio 0.08 Table 4 Debt to equity ratio Total liabilities (a) 14,429 Equity (b) 58,145 Debt to equity ratio (a/b) 0.25 Table 5 Short term debt to ratio Short
term liabilities 8,913 Equity (b) 58,145 Short term debt to equity ratio (a/b) 0.15 Table 6 Long term debt to equity ratio Long term liabilities 5516 Equity (b) 58,145 Short
term debt to equity ratio (a/b) 0.09 The firm may be seen as a firm that has a high level of equity and a low level of debt. The firm
dies take some risky strategies and requires few physical assets when compared to many more traditional bricks and mortar business. There is certainly more room for investment with increased debt.
If opportunities arise which require more debt the firm should pursue them. However, incrassating debt would also increase the repayments, with the lack of psychical asserts the overall strategy may
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