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Chapter 22, Problem 4Q

Firm A had no credit losses last year, but 1% of Firm B’s accounts receivable proved to be uncollectible and resulted in losses. Can you determine which firms credit manager is performing better? Why or why not?

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Firm A had no credit losses last year, but 1% of Firm B’s accounts receivable proved to be uncollectible and resulted in losses. Can you determine which firms credit manager is performing better? Why or why not?

Solution Summary: The author opines that firm B may have a judicious policy which is producing more sales revenues than it would be if the credit manager's policy cut all losses to zero.

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