In Working Capital Management, Risk Is Measured by the Probability

question 40

Multiple Choice

In working capital management, risk is measured by the probability that a firm will become

• A) unable to meet long-term obligations.
• B) liquid.
• C) less profitable.
• D) technically insolvent.

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