What do you mean by the working-capital of an
organization??? How is it calculated????? Also Define the
importance of liquidity ratio along with its formula.
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Answer Posted / dinesh birare
WORKING CAPITAL IS USED IN DAY IN DAY BUSINESS OF AN
ORGANISATION.
WORKING CAPITAL=CURRENT ASSET-CURRENT LIABILITY.
CALCULATION OF WORKING CAPITAL=WOKING CAPTIAL/TOTAL ASSETS
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