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What is Working Capital Management ? Give the formula for
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working capital is nothing but the capital required for the
cost of operation and daily needs such as purchase of raw
material,payement of wages etc
generally there are two types of working capital management
net working capital
gross working capital
Net working capital is the net investiment for current
assets
therefor net working capital =current assets-current
liablities
so managing the requirement of working capital limits by a
firm so that it is able to meet the working capital limits
to meet its day to day cost of operations is working
capital management.
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Answer / aman
the gap between the current assets and current laibilities
is known as working capital....
working capital= current assets-current liabilities
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A part of a capital avaliable with the firm for day to day
working of the business is known as working capital.
formula= the difference between current asset and current
liability is called working capital.
And working capital is of two types:Gross working
capital,net working capital.
The total amount of current asset is called gross working
capital.
Net working capital is current asset-current liability.
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Answer / rajesh
capital required by a firm to run the business is called
working capital.
formula = current assets - current liabilities
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Answer / rohit kasana
WORKING CAPITAL IS THAT CAPITAL WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR DAILY
OPERATIONS OR FOR DAY TO DAY EXPENSES
WE CAN DIVIDE THE WORKING CAPITAL INTO DIFFERENT CATEGERIOUS
ON THE BASIS OF CONCEPT THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF WORKING
CAPITAL
1.GROSS WORKING CAPITAL:MEANS EXCESS OF CURRENT ASSSETS
OVER THE CURRENT LIABILITIES.
2.NET WORKING CAPITAL : Currenntasset-currentliabilities.
ON THE BASIS OF TIME
1.FIXED WORKING CAPITAL OR PERMANENT WORKING CAPITAL
a)regular working capital
b)reserve working capital
2. variable working capital
a)special working capital
b)seasonal working capital
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Answer / raji
working capital=current assets-current liabilities
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Answer / alka sharma
w.c.= total operating exp./no.of operating cycle
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Answer / jigar
We know wat is working capital but we dont want to
telll..ok
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Answer / sunil kumar dubey
WCM also referred toas finacial management,refers to the day
to day finacial activities that deal with current assets and
current liabilities. wcm=current
assets-current liabilities
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