The USV Annals of Economics and Public Administration, Vol 9, No 1

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The liquidity ratios and their significance in the financial equilibrium of the firms

Ciprian Dan Costea, Florin Hostiuc

Abstract


The year of 2008 was an important inflection point of the worlds economy evolution. Most of the economists talk about a banking crisis, some of them talk about a financial crisis, and a part of them agree that we are facing also a liquidity crisis. Following this idea, the objective of this working paper is to analyze the liquidity ratios and their significance in the financial equilibrium of the firms. The working paper points out the most important liquidity ratios: general liquidity ratio, intermediar liquidity ratio, fast liquidity ratio, acid test, their indicated values, the importance of using the quick-selling value in calculating the ultimate liquidity ratios, the connection of this ratios with the economic equilibrium of the firms. The conclusions underline the importance of permanent monitoring the liquidity ratios, interpreting their values facing the economi c branch the firms are dealing in, and the importance of deep and detailed financial analysis using the ultimate liquidity ratios

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                     Ştefan cel Mare University of Suceava                   Faculty of Economics, Administration and Business
 

 

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