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Which ratio is found by comparing old and new shares?

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Correct answer: Gaining ratio

The direct answer is A, gaining ratio. In partnership reconstitution, a partner’s old share is compared with the new share. If the new share is larger, the increase is called gain. Step by step, write the old fraction, write the new fraction, and subtract old share from new share: gain = new share − old share. The ratio of the gains of partners is the gaining ratio. Option A is correct because it deals exactly with the extra profit share received by continuing partners. Option B, cash ratio, concerns cash or liquid assets, not profit-sharing changes. Option C, loan ratio, concerns borrowed money and is not used for this calculation. Option D, stock ratio, concerns inventory and is also unrelated. Remember: after retirement, compare new shares with old shares; the increase gives gain.

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