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It is called balance sheet, so both must be balanced. 
Eg.
You borrow 1 mil to buy a house that value Rm1 mil
In the account.
Borrowing/liabilities is 1 mil
Asset 1 mil.
So both side will be always the same.

You want to know its total debt, then total up the current debt + long term debt.

Liabilities = current debt + long term debt + all the creditors.

Debt ratio is not the key, it is cashflow (especially operational) that sustain the debt that is most important.

Just like A buy a house 1 mil, debt is 1 mil, but every month earn 50k, the 1 mil debt is not a problem.

While B's debt is 100k, but B earn 1k per month, B is in serious debt problem.

No, they are important as well.

There is no such thing whatever ratio is healthy or unhealthy, it depends on individual company situation, particularly industry, debt maturity/tenure etc.

Yes, you can see it from the balance sheet as well.

There is no such thing see a few ratio, then already conclude something.
Eg.
Reit has little cash, because they will distribute most of profit made every quarter/semi-annual.
So they are not good?

if fed cuts rate, why are people scared? isn't cutting rate good news?