Randy Jackson owns a pet shop in nearby St. Louis, MO where he sells puppies to aspiring recording artists. Randy's pet shop, Dawg Town, Inc, showed the following information on its 2015 income statement: Sales of $196,00 Costs of $104,000 Other Expenses of $6, 800 Depreciation Expense of $9, 100 Interest Expense of $14, 800 Taxes of $21, 455 Dividends of $10, 400 To capitalize on his recent success, Randy expanded Dawg Town, Inc in 2015. In doing so, the balance of net fixed assets increased by $43, 382. To finance this, they issued $5, 700 in new equity and $7, 300 in long-term debt. What was the change in net working capital during 2015 for Dawg Town, Inc