Permanent Working Capital, Temporary Working Capital, and Semi Variable Working Capital. |
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Fill in the blank: Permanent Working Capital is also known as ___ and is essential for maintaining a minimum level of capital at all times. |
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True or False: Inadequate working capital can lead to the inability to buy raw materials in bulk. |
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The conservative approach involves financing all current assets with long-term sources and using short-term sources only for emergencies. |
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Fill in the blank: Excessive working capital can lead to ___ of raw materials and components. |
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Aggressive working capital policy defined.
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True or False: The percent of sales method estimates working capital based only on future sales projections. |
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False. It estimates working capital based on the historical relationship between sales and working capital needs. |
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Sources can be internal, such as retained earnings and depreciation funds, or external, such as loans from banks and public deposits. |
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A liberal credit policy requires more working capital to manage delayed payments from customers, while a strict policy may require less. |
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The three main types of working capital are Permanent Working Capital, Temporary Working Capital, and Semi-Variable Working Capital. |
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