Short
Term Debt to Depreciation = current portion of long term
debt / depreciation
A short
term debt to depreciation ratio of close to 1:1 (100%)
indicates that the repayment of long term debt is inj
line with the life of the assets.
This
ratio should be in line with inflation in fixed asset
prices.
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