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Alecsey [184]
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The critical issue in the debate over the merits of the for-profit hospital structure is whether the profit motive has a negativ

e impact on quality of care and access of the poor and uninsured. Is there a significant difference in quality and access between for-profit and not-for-profit hospitals? What is the empirical evidence?
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pickupchik [31]3 years ago
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Quick ratio = (Cash & equivalents + Short Term investments + Accounts receivable)/Current Liabilities

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Total current assets = (Cash & equivalents + Short Term investments + Accounts receivable) + Inventory

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Current Assets              $14 m                                        $14.95 m

Fixed Assets                  $18 m                                        $27 m

Total                               $32 m                                        $41.95 m

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Current Liabilities=$7.50 million

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Net working capital=Current assets-Current Liabilities

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Current Assets=$6.50+$7.50

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Net working capital=Current assets-Current Liabilities

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Current Assets              $14 m                                        $14.95 m

Fixed Assets                  $18 m                                        $27 m

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