Quiz Instructions Directions: Answer the following multiple-choice questions based on Modules 2 - 5 readings and problems. The last question is an question. You will have 50 minutes to complete the quiz. Question 2 How does an increase in current assets affect net working capital, assuming no other changes? It has no effect on net working capital. It always makes net working capital negative. It decreases net working capital. It increases net working capital. ◄ Previous
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