Tài chính doanh nghiệpCâu 1130 / 1632
Working capital is calculated as:
a.Total assets minus the total liabilities owed
b.Current assets minus current liabilities
c.Revenue minus all of the operating expenses
d.Cash on hand minus the accounts payable
Giải thích
Working capital is current assets minus current liabilities, the short-term money actually available to run the business. Total assets minus total liabilities is owner's equity, which measures net worth rather than liquidity. Revenue minus operating expenses is operating profit, a period result rather than a balance. And cash minus payables ignores receivables, inventory and the rest of the current accounts, so it understates what is on hand to work with.
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