The capital structure of a company refers to “the composition or make up of its capitalization and it includes all long-term capital resources” is defined by a. Presana Chandra b. Gerestenbeg c. James C Van Horne d. R.H. Wessel

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A: Cost of capital refers to the cost of financing a company's operations.

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Q: Structure: Describes the percentage breakdown of a firms’ assets vs. their debt (financing…

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A: Capital Structure defines what and in which proportion debt and equity are employed in a company.

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Q: Net working capital is defined as: Select one: a. Fixed assets minus long-term liabilities. b.…

A: Net working capital is the measure of company's liquidity and short term financial health.

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A: Working capital management helps to ensure smooth operations of the business.

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A: Net working capital means the amount invested in current assets and current liabilities.

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