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@johnmoffat said:
They are both moving by the same amount, but not by the same proportion!Suppose at the moment current assets are 150 and current liabilities are 100 (so a current ratio of 1.5)
Suppose the then buy more inventory for 50.Current assets become 200, and current liabilities become 150. The current ratio is now 200/150 = 1.33 🙂
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