An Aggressive Working Capital policy has the following characteristics:   A. Low current assets and high current liabilities and a high current   ratio   B. High long-term loans, low investment in inventory and high debt ratio   C. High levels of investment in inventory and debtors and a high current ratio.   D. Low levels of investment in inventory and debtors and a low current ratio.

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