Which financial data limitations are described in the case study?

• A. Detailed profits and ROI but no liquidity issues
• B. High cash flow with clear ROI
• C. Weakened liquidity but no figures on profits, cash flow, or ROI
• D. Sustainable profits with predictable cash flow

Answer: (C)

The situation being tested is identifying a missing or incomplete set of financial data. In the case described, there is weakened liquidity, meaning the company has trouble meeting short-term obligations, but there are no figures provided on profits, cash flow, or ROI. That combination is a data limitation because, without profits, cash flow numbers, or return on investment data, you can’t fully assess financial performance, profitability, or the efficiency of capital use. You can see the cash stress, but you can’t judge how severe it is in terms of profitability or long-term returns.

Other descriptions describe scenarios where the financial data are complete or clearly favorable (profits and ROI are known, or cash flow is strong), which aren’t data limitations.