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Current ratio means this ratio measures the solvency of the
company in the short term.
Current Asset,loans & Advances
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Current liabilities & provision
A high current ratio may be due to the piling up of
inventory,ineffciency of collection of debtors,high
balances in cash and bank a/c without proper investment
etc.
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