A comprehensive analysis of the Liquid Ratio, also known as the quick ratio or acid-test ratio, used for assessing a company's liquidity by evaluating its liquid assets against its current liabilities.
The term 'acid test' originally refers to a conclusive test for gold that differentiated it from other metals. In the financial context, it is synonymous with the quick ratio, a measure of a company's short-term liquidity.
A comprehensive guide to understanding the Quick Ratio, including its definition, calculation formula, practical examples, advantages, disadvantages, and related financial metrics.
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