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what do you mean by working capital?
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Answer / v.pradeep
The capital required by a business organisation to run its
day to day operations such as payments of wages, salaries,
electricity bills etc is called working capital
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Answer / venkatchennaram
current assets minus current liabilities
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Answer / rajeev shivale
working capital is the capital that is required to manage
the day to day activities.
it is divided in to two heads:
1)gross working capital= its the total of current assets
2)net working capital= current assets - current liabilities.
net working capital is also called net current assets.
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Answer / nagaveni.c
It represent the funds required to run the day to day
activities of an enterprise in another wards the excess of
current assets over the current liabilities
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Answer / jitendra kumar jain
working capital is the part of capital which is uses to
meet daily operational activity of the firm
working capital= current assets-current liabilities
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Answer / p.aishwarya
A measure of both a company's efficiency and its short-term
financial health. The working capital ratio is calculated as:
Working capital = Current Assets- Current Liability
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Answer / reshmi bal
Working capital is calculated by deducting total current liabilities from total current assets.
the ratio of CA:CL in a any co tells us how much the company is solvent to meet its short term obligations.
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Answer / laxminarsaiah
Capital of the company that can be used for day to day
business transactions is called working capital.
Working capital=Current assets-current liabilities.
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Answer / m.sharmila
A measure of both a company's efficency and it's short-term
financial health .The working capital ratio is calculated
as
Working capital=Currentassets-Currentliabilites
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