Current liabilities to inventory ratio
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Current liabilities to inventory ratio,
Definition of Current liabilities to inventory ratio:
Indicates reliance on the available inventory for payment of debt. Expressed usually as a percentage, it is one of the measures of the solvency of a firm. Formula: Current liabilities x 100 ÷ Available inventory.
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