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Domenic DuBuque
13 Jan

Working capital will affect incremental cash flows if:
 
A) current assets change more than current liabilities. 
B) current liabilities change more than current assets. 
C) inventory changes from previous levels.
D) net working capital changes from previous levels.

 

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