Vegetables classified as cool season---those typically sown for spring or fall crops--also do well in the height of summer when given shade. These include many of the leafy greens: spinach, arugula, kale, chard, mustard greens and sorrel. Grow them under taller crops or in shady window boxes.
Acid-Test Ratio. What is Acid-Test Ratio? An acid-test ratio, also known as a quick ratio, is a financial measure of a companyâs ability to pay off its current liabilities â that is, any debt that will need to be repaid within a year, such as credit card charges and accounts payable.
This lesson explains what a quick ratio is in accounting. The quick ratio formula is outlined and examples of how a quick ratio can be used are given. A quick ratio is a calculation used to determine how liquid a company is and how easily they could pay all of their outstanding balances, if necessary. The quick ratio, often called the acid test, is the ratio that compares the amount of current assets (less inventory) to the amount of current liabilities. The higher the quick ratio, the stronger a company is financially. Let's break this down into more applicable terms.