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Trade receivables and inventory are some of the most liquid assets a firm owns and their market values are typically fairly close to book value.Even so, in the eyes of many lenders, these assets make for inadequate collateral on loans, particularly if the business looking to borrow the money is in a liquidity crisis.Why do you think this is the case?
Sales Volume
The quantity of units of merchandise sold or services rendered over a specific period.
Fixed Maintenance Cost
Costs that do not fluctuate with the level of production or sales, such as salaries for maintenance staff or contracts for equipment service, remaining constant over a period.
Machine-Hours
A unit of measure representing the operation of machinery for one hour, often used in manufacturing and production cost analysis.
Contribution Margin
The sum left from the revenue of sales once variable costs have been subtracted, utilized to pay for fixed expenses and create profit.
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