OBJECTIVES: 1. Describe the factors in selecting sources of short-term financing; 2. Identify the sources of short-term financing; and 3. Determine the costs of short-term financing based on sources. T OPIC: SHORT TERM FINANCING Directions: Solve the following II. III. 1. Princess trading ordinarily purchases raw materials amounting to Php 200,000 with the terms 2/15,

OBJECTIVES: 1. Describe the factors in selecting sources of short-term financing; 2. Identify the sources of short-term financing; and 3. Determine the costs of short-term financing based on sources. T OPIC: SHORT TERM FINANCING Directions: Solve the following II. III. 1. Princess trading ordinarily purchases raw materials amounting to Php 200,000 with the terms 2/15,

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EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter16: Working Capital Policy And Short-term Financing

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