The difference between a firm's operating cycle and its cash cycle is

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The difference between a firm's operating cycle and its cash cycle is

The difference between a firm's operating cycle and its cash cycle is

▸ its inventory days.

▸ its account receivable days.

▸ its accounts payable days.

▸ There is no difference between the cash and operating cycles.

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Fundamentals of Corporate Finance

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Authors: Berk, DeMarzo, Harford

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