Parker owns a small gift shop that does most of its annual business between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Although Parker has received much of the inventory that he will sell, he will not have to pay for it immediately; rather, he receives an invoice from the company and must pay what he owes in 30 days. This is a type of short-term funding known as A: commercial paper B: A line of credit C: an unsecured loan D: trade credit
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