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The ratio between equity (owned funds) and debt (borrowed funds) is called ______ gearing. - Commerce

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The ratio between equity (owned funds) and debt (borrowed funds) is called ______ gearing.

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The ratio between equity (owned funds) and debt (borrowed funds) is called capital gearing.

Explanation:

The ratio between equity (owned funds) and debt (borrowed funds) is called Capital Gearing.

  • If a company has more debt than equity, it is said to have high gearing.
  • If a company has more equity than debt, it is said to have low gearing.
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Chapter 2: Capital - Fixed and Working - QUESTIONS [Page 53]

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C. B. Gupta Commerce Volume 2 [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 2 Capital - Fixed and Working
QUESTIONS | Q 31. | Page 53
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