Which of the following would indicate a lessened capacity by a corporate bond issuer to pay principal and interest? Relative to the industry average, the issuer’s:
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The acid-test ratio is the current assets minus inventory divided by the firm’s current liabilities. A lower acid-test ratio would indicate lessened capacity to pay principal and interest. In essence, there is less assets to cover the firm’s current obligations. Higher equity relative to debt indicates greater capacity to pay. Lower interest expense indicates greater capacity to pay.
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