Why might a company not want to have a receivable turnover that is significantly higher than that
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Why might a company not want to have a receivable turnover that is significantly higher than that of its competitors?
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Having a receivable turnover that is significantly higher than that of its competitors might not always be advantageous for a company Here are some reasons why a company might not want an excessively ...View the full answer
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