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State one transaction which results in an increase in â??liquid ratioâ?? and nochange in â??current ratioâ??.

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1) Increase in liquidity ratio: by increasing Cash, bank balance or by decreasing Current liability. 2) No change in Current ratio: Amount realised from Debtors, sale of stock for cash on cost price, purchase of fixed asset against shares or debentures, amount deposited or withdrawal from bank.
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