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Chapter 8

Matt Evans English 14 cards

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  1. 1common size financial statementA type of financial statement that contains only basic accounts that are common across companies.
  2. 2DuPont ratioDeveloped by the DuPont Corporation to decompose performance (particularly return on equity [ROE]) into its component parts.
  3. 3financial statement analysisUsed by investors, analysts, auditors, and other interested stakeholders to review and evaluate a company’s financial statements and financial performance.
  4. 4heat mapA visualization that shows the relative size of values by applying a color scale to the data.
  5. 5horizontal analysisAn analysis that shows the change of a value from one period to the next.
  6. 6indexA metric that shows how much any given subsequent year has changed relative to the base year.
  7. 7ratio analysisA tool that attempts to evaluate relationships among different financial statement items to help understand a company’s financial and operating performance.
  8. 8sparklineA small visual trendline or bar chart that efficiently summarizes numbers or statistics in a single spreadsheet cell.
  9. 9standardized metricsMetrics used by data vendors to allow easier comparison of
    company-reported XBRL data.
  10. 10sunburst diagramA visualization that shows inherent hierarchy.
  11. 11vertical analysisAn analysis that shows the proportional value of accounts to a primary account, such as Revenue.
  12. 12XBRLXBRL stands for eXtensible Business Reporting Language and is a type of XML (extensible markup language) used for organizing and defining financial elements.
  13. 13XBRL-GLStands for XBRL-General Ledger; relates to the ability of an enterprise system to apply XBRL tags to financial elements within the firm’s financial reporting system.
  14. 14XBRL taxonomyDefines and describes each key data element (like cash or accounts payable). The taxonomy also defines the relationships between each element (like inventory is a component of current assets and current assets is a component of total assets).

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Flashcards on Chapter 8, created by Matt Evans on 26/03/2023.
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