Question: Below is selected information from Marker's financial statements: Dec. 3 1 , Year 2 Dec. 3 1 , Year 1 Cash and short - term

Below is selected information from Marker's financial statements:
Dec. 31, Year 2Dec. 31, Year 1Cash and short-term investments$1,109,493$ 745,800Accounts Receivable (net)125,850135,400Inventories195,650175,840Prepaid Expenses and other current assets45,30030,860Total Current Assets$1,476,293$1,087,900Plant, Property and Equipment, net1,478,3201,358,700Intangible Assets125,600120,400Total Assets$3,080,213$2,567,000Short-term borrowings$ 25,190$ 38,108Current portion of long-term debt45,00040,000Accounts payable285,400325,900Accrued liabilities916,722705,891Income taxes payable125,400115,600Total Current Liabilities$1,397,712$1,225,499Long-term Debt450,000430,000Total Liabilities$1,847,712$1,655,499Shareholders' Equity$1,232,501$ 911,501Total Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity$3,080,213$2,567,000Selected Income Statement Data - for the year ending December 31, Year 2:Net Sales$3,210,645Cost of Goods Sold(2,310,210)Operating Income$ 900,435Net Income$ 321,000Selected Statement of Cash Flow Data - for the year ending December 31, Year 2:Cash Flows from Operations$147,513Interest Expense42,400Income Tax Expense171,607
Marker's Liabilities to Assets Ratio for Year 2 is:
a.100%
b.105%
c.60%
d.78%

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