The Time Between When the Firm Pays Its Suppliers and When

question 67

Multiple Choice

The time between when the firm pays its suppliers and when it collects money from its customers is known as the:

• A) operating cycle
• B) cash conversion cycle
• C) accounts receivable period
• D) clearing cycle

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