Liquiditeit (1): current ratio en working capital ratio - (bedrijfseconomie uitleg)

https://www.osacademie.nl - Business Economics Explained One way to assess the quality of a company (e.g., as a shareholder) is by looking at its liquidity. Liquidity indicates the extent to which a company is able to repay its short-term debt in the short term. We calculate and assess liquidity using, among other things, the current ratio and the working capital ratio. You will receive answers to the following questions: What is liquidity? How do you calculate the current ratio and working capital ratio? When is a company considered liquid? Why is the working capital ratio always 1 lower than the current ratio? What is working capital? -- Click here to subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/osacademie?sub... Follow us on Instagram!   / osacademie   Like us on Facebook!   / osacademie   -- The OsAcademie explains economics and business economics in short videos of up to 15 minutes. These (business) economics lessons are an excellent way to prepare for tests and your final exam. Don't forget to apply the theory through problem solving! The videos are geared towards the HAVO (senior general secondary education) and VWO (pre-university education) exam syllabus and are produced by Christiaan van Os, economics and business economics teacher at Mendelcollege in Haarlem. On our website, you'll find all the videos in a clear order and organized by topic. This gives you a better overview. The ideal way to get some extra tutoring. See https://www.osacademie.nl