Analysis of the Return on Assets has particular relevance to the
A)lenders.
B)employees.
C)lower-level managers.
D)government regulators.
E)unions.

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Return on Assets (ROA) is a measure of a company's profitability, indicating how efficiently it is using its assets to generate profits. As such, it is of particular interest to lenders and investors who want to assess the company's ability to generate returns on their investments. Other stakeholders such as employees, lower-level managers, government regulators, and unions may also be interested in ROA, but it is not as relevant to them as it is to lenders.

Analysis of the Return on Assets Has Particular Relevance to the