Bon suede, a shoe manufacturing company, produces ten thousand units of shoes of a distinct design. in 2015, the company was able to sell all the units within six months of manufacture, prompting the company to produce an additional ten thousand units. which of the following financial ratios has most likely been analyzed in the given scenario?
a. leverage ratios
b. asset management ratios
c. liquidity ratios
d. profitability ratios
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