Know how to identify capital lockup and negative captim.
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· Know how to identify capital lockup and negative captim. Capital lockup: Negative cash flows = locked-up capital Supplied by cash reserves or borrowed ª Borrow = payment of interest ª Reserves = opportunity cost / interest lost Negative Captim = Finance Area Capital lockup happens when money is tied up in assets or inventory that can't quickly be turned into cash, like buying equipment or materials upfront. You can spot it when a lot of cash is invested in things that dont provide immediate cash back. Negative cashflow (negative captim) is when more money is leaving than coming in, often because of delayed client payments or high expenses. You can identify this by checking if theres not enough cash to cover costs on time, leading to cash shortages or increased debt. Made with nCreator - tiplanet.org
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Compatible OS 3.0 et ultérieurs.
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· Know how to identify capital lockup and negative captim. Capital lockup: Negative cash flows = locked-up capital Supplied by cash reserves or borrowed ª Borrow = payment of interest ª Reserves = opportunity cost / interest lost Negative Captim = Finance Area Capital lockup happens when money is tied up in assets or inventory that can't quickly be turned into cash, like buying equipment or materials upfront. You can spot it when a lot of cash is invested in things that dont provide immediate cash back. Negative cashflow (negative captim) is when more money is leaving than coming in, often because of delayed client payments or high expenses. You can identify this by checking if theres not enough cash to cover costs on time, leading to cash shortages or increased debt. Made with nCreator - tiplanet.org
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