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Liquidity Ratio

Formal

A statistical measure of a company’s ability to pay its bills as they fall due. The availability of cash and other ‘liquid’ assets to pay creditors on time.
It includes :
Current Assets / Liabilities %
Quick Ratio
Acid tests.

Real-world Example

A company has $600k in current assets and $400k in current liabilities - a liquidity ratio of 1.5, indicating it has enough short-term resources to cover what it owes in the near term.

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