a. Measure the liquidity of Deere & Co. for each year using the company's net working capital and current ratio. b. Is the trend in Deere's liquidity improving over this period? a. The company's net working capital for 2011 is $ (Enter your answer in thousands of dollars.) The company's current ratio for 2011 is (Round to two decimal places.) The company's net working capital for 2012 is $ (Enter your answer in thousands of dollars.) The company's current ratio for 2012 is (Round to two decimal places.) The company's net working capital for 2013 is $ (Enter your answer in thousands of dollars.) The company's current ratio for 2013 is (Round to two decimal places.) b. Is the trend in Deere's liquidity improving over this period? (Select the best choice below.) O A. Yes, the firm's net working capital remains positive throughout the years and the current ratio is consistently higher than one. O B. No, the firm's net working capital remains negative throughout the years and the current ratio is consistently less than one. OC. No, the firm's net working capital remains positive throughout the years and the current ratio is consistently higher than one. OD. Yes, the firm's net working capital remains negative throughout the years and the current ratio is consistently less than one. 1: Data Table 2013 2012 2011 ($ thousands) Current assets Cash and cash equivalents Short-term investments Net receivables Inventory Total current assets 2,252,200 0 3,989,500 3,002,500 9,244,200 2.201,300 1,724,900 3,786,500 2,385,600 10,098,300 1,654,900 0 3,536,300 1,952,300 7,143,500 Current liabilities Accounts payable Short-term/current long-term debt Other current liabilities Total current liabilities 6,536,500 8,542,000 0 15,078,500 3,096,100 10,511,100 2,767,700 16,374,900 4,648,800 8,067,800 0 12,716,600