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    Dec 20, 2007, 08:38 PM
    2:1 Current Ratio
    Suggest several reasons that a 2:1 current ratio may not be
    Adequate for a particular company.
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    Dec 23, 2007, 03:48 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by MRS RICH
    Suggest several reasons that a 2:1 current ratio may not be
    adequate for a particular company.
    Maybe intangiable factors need to be taken into consideration, particularly GOODWILL, baring in mind 2:1 is a (PSR) Profit Share Ratio of PARTENERSHIP?
    Just a suggetsion, that's all :)
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