Reference no: EM132517197
Berger Publishing has two divisions, Toronto and Vancouver, which operate autonomously. Their results for the past year were as follows:
Toronto: Sales $5,000,000,
Contribution Margin $2,500,000,
Operating Income $2,000,000,
Investment Base (total assets) $6,500,000.
Vancouver: Sales $6,000,000,
Contribution Margin $3,000,000,
Operating Income $3,500,000,
Investment Base (total assets) $7,500,000.
The company's desired rate of return is 15%.
Question 1: What are the respective return on investment ratios for the Toronto and Vancouver divisions?
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