The debt to equity and times interested earned ratio were the solvency ratios used to describe an organizations long term financial stability beyond paying their short term debt. The debt to equity ratio was calculated by dividing the total debt by total equity which was .25 for 2013. For every dollar of capital the stock holders provided 25 cents was provided by creditors. Walgreens may be placing a special emphasis to keep their debt significantly lower than the past. The times earned interest ratio places an emphasis on payment owed on interest, specifically we mentioned the organizations ability to meet the interest on current year payments out of current year earning (Porter, 2011). The times interest earned ratio was 24.6 to 1. This means that for every dollar Walgreens pays in interest they earn 21 more dollars. This is more than enough to pay the interest for this current year. In the asset management category we calculated the inventory turnover, and total asset turnover ratios. The inventory turnover ratio represents how many times inventory is sold in a period. Walgreens on average sells their inventory seven times a period. The total asset turnover ratio for Walgreens was .2 and represents the relationship between net sales and total assets. Walgreens has two times the sales than their average assets. Profitability ratios calculated were return on sales, equity, and asset ratios. The return on sales was 3 percent. Walgreens is earning 3 cents on each dollar of sales. Return on equity expresses the amount earned on income from investments. The return on equity was 12 percent which explains profitability from the owner’s perspective. The market value ratios are expressed through the price per earnings and earnings per share ratios. Earnings per share was $2.58 which means that each investors earned 2.58 per share of stock that he or she purchased.