A manufacturing firm has total assets valued at $20 million, consisting of $19 million in factory equipment and property, and $1 million in cash. The firm's total liabilities amount to $15 million. This week, the firm must make a $2 million payment to its suppliers. Based on this information, which statement best describes the firm's financial situation?

Diagnosing a Firm's Financial Health

A firm with a positive net worth, where the total value of its assets is greater than its total liabilities, is guaranteed to be able to meet all of its short-term payment obligations as they come due.

Distinguishing Solvency from Liquidity

Match each company's financial scenario to the term that best describes its condition. Each scenario includes total assets (with cash-on-hand specified), total liabilities, and an immediate payment obligation that is due.