This is a doctoral-level research assignment designed to test your ability to carefully research,

For this Module Assignment, students will submit at least an 8-10 double-spaced page research paper.
you need to (1) compute, and create a table and a bar chart to analyze (1) Current Ratio, (2) Operating Ratio, (3) and Net Asset Ratio, and then using the tables and charts, write an 8-10 double-spaced research paper (1) analyzing the degree of solvency of Bay City, Texas, (2) solvency methods and techniques and why they are important for governments to use, and (3) the advantages and disadvantages of solvency methods and techniques.
This is a Doctoral-level research assignment designed to test your ability to carefully research,
effectively organize, and concisely communicate a nuanced understanding of the concepts and
issues raised in the assignment. While the minimum page limit is short (as is often the case in
public policy/public administration briefings), you are expected to craft efficient, highly
substantive papers. You are expected to comport with the highest writing, research, and ethical
standards. Additionally, to do well on this assignment, you must conduct high-quality research
and offer rich, well-supported analysis; mere opinion or conjecture will not suffice. There must
be no careless or simple grammatical errors such as misspellings, incomplete sentences, comma splices, instances of faulty noun/verb agreement, etc. Such errors will result in significant point
deductions.
The text of this research paper must be 8-10 pages (not including title page, reference page, and
any appendices). This paper must be in current APA format with 1-inch margins and 12-pt Times
New Roman font. You must also include a title page and reference page. You must include
citations to a sufficient number of appropriate professional, scholarly, or other appropriate
sources to fully support your assertions and conclusions (which will likely require more than the
minimum number of citations); each paper must contain citations to the course texts book,
assigned readings, and a minimum of 5 additional sources not including the course textbooks,
assigned readings