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    A High Debt-To-Asset Ratio Indicates an Excessive Amount of Debt
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A High Debt-To-Asset Ratio Indicates an Excessive Amount of Debt

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A high debt-to-asset ratio indicates an excessive amount of debt and should be reduced over time to avoid any debt repayment problems.

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