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  • Question 1
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    Which among these is not a component of International Liquidity?
  • Question 2
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    Which of the following is an example of short-term solvency Ratio?
  • Question 3
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    Pay out ratio means  ___________________.
  • Question 4
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    Which of the following is not a correct statement ?
    Solution
    B is an incorrect statement. If the profit on cost is 20%, then profit on sales should be less i.e. 16.67%.
    Following is the example:

    Sales is Rs.10000
    Profit on Cost is 20%
    i.e. Cost + Profit= Sales
        = 100+20=120
    Therefore on sales of Rs.10000 the profit will be Rs.10000/120*20= Rs.1667
    Profit on sales = Rs.1667/Rs.10000 i.e. 16.67%.
  • Question 5
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    Current ratio may be increased by ____________.
  • Question 6
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    Current ratio is increased by :-
    1. cash received from debtors
    2. issue of redeemable debentures
    3. selling the old machine for cash
    4. converting debentures into equity share



  • Question 7
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    Leverage implies that _______________.
  • Question 8
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    The most rigorous test of liquidity is ___________.
    Solution
    Absolute measure ratio = absolute cash/current liabilities
    Absolute cash = cash + Bank + Marketable Securities
  • Question 9
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    The immediate solvency ratio is ____________.
  • Question 10
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    Current ratio is chiefly used to assess the                   .
    Solution
    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. 
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