An increase in the average collection period may suggest all of the following except a. easing of credit terms b. customers are not paying their bills on time c. sales have decreased d. firm could have a liquidity problem in the future
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Easing of credit terms: If a company eases its credit terms, it allows customers more time to pay their bills. This could lead to an increase in the average collection period. b. Customers are not paying their bills on time: If customers are not paying their Show more…
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