Working capital management: Theory and New Zealand empirical evidence

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Working capital management: Theory and New Zealand empirical evidence

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 Should working capital be managed according to the theory of working capital then it is expected that businesses would invest in working capital, finance working capital, monitor factors that influence working capital, manage cash, accounts receivable, inventory, accounts payable, the cash conversion cycle (aggregative approach), and measure and analyze performance to ensure that the long term (fixed) assets are utilized effectively and efficiently. Based on a study to determine how working ...

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25 Sep, 2024

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Angelique Mcinnes

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Investment decisions / Cash conversion cycle / Working capital management / Long term assets / Cash / Inventory / Fixed assets / Financial Accounting / Financial accounting

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