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Define the purpose of working capital. How does extending credit affect working capital requirements and the cash conversion period (cycle)? Evaluate the consequences of inventory costs on Working Capital needs and the Cash Conversion Period.

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Define the purpose of working capital. How does extending credit affect working capital requirements and the cash conversion period (cycle)? Evaluate the consequences of inventory costs on Working Capital needs and the Cash Conversion Period.

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