If we have 427,000 current assets and 136,000 current liabilities, what is the amount of working capital we would need to remain in the business?

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The current ratio indicated by these numbers is 3.14, which would generally indicate a healthy position at the point in time that this measurement was made. How much would it take to stay in business is specific to your company, but maintaining a ratio of 2 to 1 or better is usually a good indicator of a healthy state of affairs.

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