Some firms suggest that investors focus on proforma


Question: 1. Some firms suggest that investors focus on "proforma" earnings rather than reported earnings. Their pro forma earnings usually exclude amortization of intangibles and shares of losses in subsidiaries. Is this good advice?

2. A firm has a capital expenditure-to-depreciation ratio of 1.6 over three years. What might you infer from this ratio?

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