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0 The current ratio is equal to a firm's current assets divided by its current liabilities. Investors generally prefer that a firm's current ratio be greater than 1.5. Metro Corporation has a current ratio of 2. Which of the following, if true, would mean that investors may still be wary of investing in this company? O A. The industry average for the current ratio for companies of comparable size is slightly lower at 1.3. OB. The company has the legal status of a limited liability company. C. The company's accounts receivables as a percentage of sales are at an all-time low, despite higher revenues. D. The bulk of current assets are made up of inventory, the proportion of which has been rising over the years. O E. The top management, rather than the shareholders, control day-to-day operations of the company

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