how Will long term bonds effect current ratio, acid test ratio, and debt to equity ratio? how will purchase inventory effect Current ratio, acid test ratio, debt to equity ratio? how will these effect the ratios mention above: retirement of bonds, sale of common stock, purchase of short-term investment for cash, and decision to refinance on a long term basis some currently maturing debt?       ,

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