（1）短期偿债能力：通常情况下企业的短期偿债能力是由企业的现金比率作为

(1) Short-term solvency: In general, the short-term solvency of an enterprise is determined by the company ’s cash ratio. If the enterprise ’s cash ratio is greater, it means that the stronger the company ’s liquidity, the short-term solvency The stronger, the weaker the converse. From the above data, we can see that the SAIC Group's cash ratio is fluctuating, which shows that the company's capital liquidity is highly volatile. In turn, it shows that its short-term solvency is also in an uncertain state. <br>If you only look at the short-term development of the company, the cash ratio and short-term solvency of the company are in direct proportion, but for the overall development of the company, increasing the use of cash currency and lowering the cash ratio will help the company to fully Tap the profit potential of working capital and enhance the profitability of enterprises. Therefore, in order to be able to judge the short-term solvency of the SAIC Group more scientifically, the current ratio must be selected in addition to the selected cash ratio to measure. The greater the current ratio of the enterprise, the stronger its short-term solvency. Generally speaking, the optimal value of the current ratio of the enterprise is 2, as can be seen in Table 2-2, the current SAIC Group's current ratio is continuously decreasing from 2014 The year's 1.19 was reduced to 1.09 in 2018, and gradually deviated from the optimal value. This shows that the group's short-term asset-liability ratio has weakened year by year. <br>In summary, at present, the short-term solvency of SAIC Group is gradually weakening, and strengthening the short-term debt repayment risk resistance has become one of the important contents of its current financial management.

(1) Short-term solvency: Usually, the short-term solvency of an enterprise is judged by the enterprise's cash ratio, and if the cash ratio of the enterprise is greater, the greater the cash rate of the enterprise means that the more liquid itise, the stronger the short-term solvency, the weaker the other. From the above data, we can see that SAIC's cash ratio is volatile, which shows that the ability of enterprise capital to realize capital has a greater volatility. It also shows that its short-term solvency is also in an uncertain state.<br>If only from the short-term development of enterprises, the cash ratio and short-term solvency of enterprises show a positive trend, but in the overall development of enterprises, improve the use of cash currency, reduce the cash ratio, it is conducive to enterprises to fully tap the profit potential of liquidity, enhance the level of enterprise profitability. Therefore, in order to be able to judge SAIC's short-term solvency more scientifically, the current ratio should be selected in addition to the selected cash ratio to measure. The larger the enterprise liquidity ratio, the stronger its short-term solvency, in general, the best value of the enterprise current ratio is 2, as table 2-2 shows that the current SAIC Group's current liquidity ratio is declining, from 1.19 in 2014 to 1.09 in 2018, and gradually deviatefrom the optimal value. This suggests that the group's short-term balance sheet has weakened year by year.<br>To sum up, SAIC's short-term solvency is in a state of gradual decline, and enhancing the resilience of short-term debt-servicing risk has become one of the important contents of its current financial management.

(1) Short term solvency: generally, the short-term solvency of an enterprise is judged by the cash ratio of the enterprise. The larger the cash ratio of an enterprise, the stronger the liquidity of the enterprise, the stronger the short-term solvency, and vice versa. From the above data, we can see that the cash ratio of SAIC Group presents a fluctuating state, which shows that the liquidity of the enterprise has a large volatility. Furthermore, it shows that its short-term solvency is also in an uncertain state.<br>If only from the perspective of the short-term development of the enterprise, the cash ratio and the short-term solvency of the enterprise are in direct proportion, but for the overall development of the enterprise, improving the use rate of cash currency and reducing the cash ratio are conducive to fully tap the profit potential of the working capital of the enterprise and enhance the profitability of the enterprise. Therefore, in order to evaluate SAIC Group's short-term solvency more scientifically, we should select the current ratio in addition to the selected cash ratio. The larger the enterprise's current ratio is, the stronger its short-term solvency will be. Generally speaking, the best value of the enterprise's current ratio is 2. As can be seen in table 2-2, the current ratio of SAIC Group is constantly decreasing, from 1.19 in 2014 to 1.09 in 2018, and gradually deviates from the best value. This shows that the group's short-term asset liability ratio has weakened year by year.<br>To sum up, SAIC Group's short-term debt paying ability is in a state of gradual weakening, and enhancing the ability to resist short-term debt paying risk has become one of the important contents of its current financial management.