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The two basic measures of liquidity are ________.

The two basic measures of liquidity are ________.
A) inventory turnover and current ratio
B) current ratio and quick ratio
C) gross profit margin and ROE
D) current ratio and total asset turnover

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Principles of Managerial Finance

Edition: 14^th

Authors: Gitman, Zutter

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Thanks again for helping me in my management class!

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