Liquidity Ratios Are

Liquidity ratios are:

A) ratios drawn from a business's current assets and current liabilities on the balance sheet that provide insight on its ability to meet short-term debt obligations.
B) ratios that provide information on a firm's ability to meet its total and long-term debt obligations.
C) ratios that look at the amount of profit that is being generated by each dollar of sales (revenue) .
D) ratios that are designed to show how well a business is using its assets.
E) ratios that measure the performance of the stock of publicly held companies.