alleryStart learning →A current ratio below 1 suggests what about the company?
AIt holds excess stock
BIt may fail short-term dues
CIt has no long-term debt
DIt is highly profitable
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It may fail short-term dues
Current assets are smaller than current liabilities, so short-term dues may be hard to meet.
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