Interest on Drawings-Withdrawn in a Quarterly Intervals
Current ratio...
Question
Current ratio is chiefly used to assess the .
A
effective utilization of capital
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B
application of debt
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C
liquidity position
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D
levels of inventory piled up in different forms.
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E
prompt payment of long-term liabilities.
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Solution
The correct option is D liquidity position Current ratio is chiefly used to assess the liquidity position of a company. Let us look at the following example.
Let Current asset = Rs.100000 and Current liability = Rs.50000
Current ratio = Current asset/Current liability
= 100000/50000
= 2
So, if at any given point of time if there is a liquidity crisis then the company has twice the amount of assets to liquidate and pay off the dues.