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Which one of the following statements about an insurer's liquidity is correct?
A. Liquidity is measured by comparing highly liquid assets against obligations to policyholders.
B. Liquidity is measured by comparing total assets to surplus.
C. Positive cash flows are a sign that an insurer's liquidity is decreasing.
D. Growing insurers expect underwriting operations to negatively affect liquidity

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