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ATIQ, a small global jewellery and crafts marketing company, is beginning to expand into other markets in North America outside of “la Belle Province”.
Its financial statements are as follows:
- Determine the net
working capital . - The firm's credit policy extends to 60 days, that of its supplier to 90 days. The average time taken to repay customers is 55 days. The time from order to sale is 100 days. What is its operating cycle? What is its cash cycle?
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