Question

An asset is said to be illiquid when: Group of answer choices it cannot be used to settle debts. it cannot act as a store of value. it is an illegal tender. it cannot be readily exchanged for goods. it lacks purchasing power.

Answer 1

it cannot be used to settle debts

Step-by-step explanation:

The assets are said to be liquid when it is convertible into cash and the liquid asset we called as a current asset. The liquidity of an asset is important to pay off the short term debt or obligations arise.

It can be in terms of account payable, inventory, prepaid insurance, etc

The asset that said to be illiquid when it is not be used for settling the debts

Hence, the first option is correct