If the invested capital is $150000 and target rate of return on investment is 16%, then the targeted annual operating income would be ___________?

Correct answer: C. $24,000

  • A. $27,000
  • B. $26,000
  • C. $24,000
  • D. $25,000

Explanation

Targeted operating income equals invested capital multiplied by the target ROI: $150,000 × 16% = $24,000. The ROI percentage must be applied to the investment base, not added to it.

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