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Bank A has a higher ROA than Bank B. Both banks have similar interest income to asset ratios and noninterest income to asset ratios. We know that

I. Bank A has a higher profit margin than Bank B.
II. Bank A has a higher AU ratio than Bank B.
III. Bank A must have a higher PLL/OI ratio.

A) I only
B) II only
C) I and II only

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Answer:

A) I only

Step-by-step explanation:

We can conclude that bank A will be more profitable than bank B since ROA is a measurement of profitability, and if the banks are operating in a similar manner (both interest income to asset ratios and noninterest income to asset ratios are similar), then the bank with the highest ROA is the most profitable one.

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