Calculate Clayton Corporation's current ratio with the following information, rounding to two decimal places. Determine if the company is in a stronger position in Year 1 or Year 2.
Year 2
Current Assets 6500
Fixed Assets 11000
Current liabilities 7250
Long-Term liabilities 9500
Year 1
Current Assets 6550
Fixed Assets 15000
Current Liabilities 9000
Long-Term Liabilities 12000
Current ratio for Year-1
Current ratio = Total current assets / Total current liabilities
= $6,500 / $9,000
= 0.72 Times
Current ratio for Year-2
Current ratio = Total current assets / Total current liabilities
= $6,500 / $7,250
= 0.90 Times
CONCLUSION
Here, the company is in a stronger position in Year 2, since it has the higher current ratio of 0.90 Times in Year2 as compared to the current ratio of 0.72 Times in Year 1.
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