() is the ratios that measure a firm's ability to meet short-term obligations.
A: liquidity ratios
B: leverage ratios
C: coverage ratios
D: profitability ratios
A: liquidity ratios
B: leverage ratios
C: coverage ratios
D: profitability ratios
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- ()<br/>is the ratio that measure a firm’s ability to meet short-term<br/>obligations. A: liquidity<br/>ratios B: leverage<br/>ratios C: coverage<br/>ratios D: activity<br/>ratios
- Short-term solvency ratios as a group are intended to provide information about a firm’s liquidity, and these ratios are sometimes called liquidity measure
- The financial ratios that measure a firm's ability to pay its short-term debts are called A: leverage ratios. B: liquidity ratios. C: equity ratios. D: profitability ratios.
- Which of the following statements is most accurate? ( ) A: Receivable- and inventory-based activity ratios also shed light on the firm's use of financial leverage. B: Receivable- and inventory-based activity ratios also shed light on the "liquidity" of these current assets. C: Coverage ratios also shed light on the "liquidity" of these current ratios. D: Liquidity ratios also shed light on the firm's use of financial leverage.
- Low coverage ratios suggest that a firm has capacity to assume more debt. （ ）