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What will happen if an organization not maintain the
sufficient working capital?
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Answer Posted / mohd kadir
yes i am agree with vikas and sreepadha bcoz the working
capital is like a blood flow in a body.till than that is
flowing body is alive. when it will stop the body will die
likewise having working capital in a organisation is
aliveness of organisation and not having working capital is
a death symbol of an organization.
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