A government calculates its current ratio as 0.6:1. What does this indicate about the entity's short-term financial position?
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A
The government has strong short-term liquidity with excess current assets
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B
Current liabilities exceed current assets, suggesting potential short-term liquidity risk
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C
The ratio is irrelevant for governments because they cannot go bankrupt
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D
The government has violated GASB fund balance requirements