After reading this chapter, students should be able to:
• Define basic working capital terminology.
• Calculate the inventory conversion period, the receivables collection period, and the payables deferral period to determine the cash conversion cycle.
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Table 9.1 illustrates cash flows for five different projects. The figures shown as theYear 0 cash flows are the costs of the investments. We examine these to indicate somepeculiarities that can, in principle, arise with payback periods.The payback for the first project, A, is ea[r]
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[16.2]New sharesc. Value of a right:Value of a right ϭ Rights-on price Ϫ Ex-rightspriceCHAPTER 191. The operating cycle:Operating cycle ϭ Inventory periodϩ Accounts receivable period2. The cash cycle:Cash cycle ϭ Operating cycleϪ Accounts payable period1. Float measurement:a. Average d[r]