What is referred by the Working capital ?

Correct answer: C. Both of them

  • A. Assets of business that can be applied to its operation
  • B. Amount of current assets that exceeds current liabilities
  • C. Both of them
  • D. None of them

Explanation

Working capital is commonly expressed as current assets minus current liabilities, called net working capital; current assets alone are called gross working capital. Thus both descriptions can be associated with the term, depending on whether gross or net working capital is intended.

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