alleryStart learning →Which change would raise a firm's net working capital?
AA rise in payables with no asset change
BRepaying a bank loan out of cash
CA rise in receivables with no liability change
DA rise in overdraft with no asset change
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A rise in receivables with no liability change
More receivables lift current assets while current liabilities stay put, so the difference grows.
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