Does the Coca Cola company have a high liability issue in relationship to their assets?

For this week, we are going to look at the Balance Sheet, Income Statement of Statement of Cash Flows’ of your chosen company.I want you to delve just a bit deeper for each statement, not only showing me trends, but giving an analysis on what areas your company might be weak in. For instance, the Income Statement looks at a company’s revenues and expenses to determine if the company is working at a profit or net loss. Revenues should continually go up, but what is going on with their expenses. Pick 3 main expenses the company is high in and how does that relate to the revenues?When reviewing the Balance Sheet, discuss what are the company’s assets, such as cash, inventory or accounts receivable. Does the company have a high liability issue in relationship to their assets. A company never wants to have more in liabilities than assets because if the company had to pay off their liabilities quickly, they would sell off their assets. I don’t foresee that is a problem with your company, but discuss why you think liabilities have progressively gone up.The Statement of Cash flows, tells where a company’s monies come from and go out. Is it more in operating activities? What is the net change effect in investing and financing activities?