A financial advisor calculates the Current Ratio for two companies selling shares of stock on the public market: JKL Company and PQR Inc. JKL's Current Ratio is 0.7, and PQR's Current Ratio is 1.4. What can the advisor conclude from this comparison? JKL Company is at a higher risk of bankruptcy than PQR Inc. JKL Company is able to pay its current liabilities with current assets. JKL Company is not able to pay its current liabilities with current assets. JKL Company is at a lower risk of bankruptcy than PQR Inc. None of the answers are correct