X has a current ratio of $2 : 1$. Y has a current ratio of $1.3 : 1$. What does this comparison of the ratios indicate?
- AX has fewer liabilities than Y.
- BX has more liquidity than Y.
- CY has fewer current assets than X.
- DY has more inventory than X.
Accounting 0452 · IGCSE · Interpretation of accounting ratios
X has a current ratio of $2 : 1$. Y has a current ratio of $1.3 : 1$. What does this comparison of the ratios indicate?