Answer:if the debt ratio is lower,the loan request should be granted but if it is higher the loan request should not be granted by the bank.
Explanation:
Debt ratio is a financial ratio which shows the ability of a firm to pay their debt as they fall due.lenders are more concerned with the liquidity position of a firm in order to guarantee the solvency of the firm whenever a loan is granted to such a firm. The debt ratio is used to know the financial leverage of a firm and the financial risk involved in lending to such firm. When a firm is said to be highly leverage it means that such a firm will find it difficult to pay their debt as they fall due because the liabilities in their balance sheet is more than their assets. Debt ratio is calculated as 
Total Liabilities/ Total Assets
 The Debt ratio is calculated from the Liabilities and Asset figures obtained from their balance sheet. When it is calculated, lower ratio is more preferable than higher rato because it means that a firm will find it easy to settle their debt to their lenders as that debt fall due.but a higher ratio is an indication that such firm will not be able to meet their debt obligation to their lenders as they fall due. Therefore, when a firm has a higher debt ratio it is not advisable to grant a loan to such a firm by the bank. As regard the loan request of Creek Enterprises from Springfield bank, if the debt ratio of Creek Enterprises is lower, the loan should be granted but if it is higher the bank should not grant the loan.
 
        
             
        
        
        
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C) Mark will not be able to write checks from a money market account, which will encourage him to save money." This an issue that he needs to be aware of when comparing a money market account to a checking <span>account</span>
        
             
        
        
        
The Current yield on the bonds are calculated as :
Current yield = Annual coupon payments/ Current price
Here, we assume the face value of the bond to be $1000
Annual coupon payments are 10.6% of the face value or 0.106*1000 = 106
Current price = 108.1% of the face value = 1.081* 1000 = 1081
Current Yield = 106/1081
Current Yield = 0.098057 = 9.8057%
Current Yield = 9.81% (Rounded to two decimals)