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The DiCiolla Co has sales of $12 million, CGS of $9 MM, and has $2.5 MM of inventory. Receivables are $750,000, payables are $666,667 and the company pays its payables in 30 days. What is the cash conversion cycle?

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The DiCiolla Co has sales of $12 million, CGS of $9 MM, and has $2.5 MM of inventory. Receivables are $750,000, payables are $666,667 and the ...

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