A companys working capital requirement is the difference between: (a) when it sells a good and when
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A company’s working capital requirement is the difference between:
(a) when it sells a good and when it receives payment for that good
(b) when it buys a good and when it sells a good
(c) when it pays for a good and when it receives payment for that good
(d) when it buys a good and when it pays for that good
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