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Activity Ratios Activity ratios examine the day-to-day operating efficiency of a firm. The higher the ratio the more efficient the firm is operating. Activity ratios measure how quickly a firm converts non-cash assets into cash. The following ratios are covered in this tutorial: InventoryTurnover Receivables Turnover Payables Turnover Working capital Turnover Fixed Asset Turnover للتحميل من هنــــــــــــــــا المحتوى المخفي لايقتبس |
liquidity ratios liquidity ratios access the firm’s ability to pay off their short term debt. To pay off short term debt a firm needs to be able to convert their currents assets into cash quickly. These ratios indicate a margin of safety. Liquidity ratios should be above 1 and preferably above 1.5. If the ratio is equal to or greater than 1 then the firm will likely be able to meet their short term obligations. If it happens to be below 1 then the firm is facing a liquidity problem and it is unlikely they will be able to meet there short term debt obligations. the following ratios are covered in this tutorial : currentratio quick ratio (acid test ratio) cash ratio operating cash flow ratio للتحميل من هنــــــــــــــــــــــا المحتوى المخفي لايقتبس |
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