A financial analysis of two businesses, Company A and Company B, indicated that Company A has a current ratio of 3.0, while Company B has a current ratio of 1.5. There results are an indication that

• A.

  Company A's ability to pay its current liabilities far exceeds that of Company B.

• B.

  Company A generates twice the rate of profit per dollar of sales than Company B.

• C.

  Company A has twice the amount of current assets that Company B has.

• D.

  A greater proportion of Company A's assets are financed with debt versus CompanyB