EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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Chapter 3, Problem 8P
a)
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To determine: Current ratio and quick ratios of Company J.
b)
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To determine: Current ratio and quick ratio when company J takes $0.25 million in cash and pays $0.25 million of current liabilities.
c)
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To determine: Current ratio and quick ratio when company J sells $0.5 million of its accounts receivables to bank and uses proceeds from short term debts.
d)
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To determine: Current ratio and quick ratio when company J sells $1.0 million in new stock and places the proceeds in marketable securities.
e)
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To discuss: The way these examples illustrate about quick ratio and current ratio.
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