<span>Cash conversion cycle is an efficiency ratio which measures the number of days for which a company’s cash is tied up in inventories and accounts receivable. It is aimed at assessing how effectively a company is managing its working capital.
Formula
Cash Conversion Cycle = DSO + DIO – DPO
Where,
DSO is days sales outstanding = Average Accounts Receivable Ă— 365 Ă· Credit Sales
DIO is days inventory outstanding = Average Inventories Ă— 365 Ă· Cost of Goods Sold
DPO is days payables outstanding = Average Accounts Payable Ă— 365 Ă· Cost of Goods Sold
DSO=(97,900*365)/324,000=110.2
DIO=(126,300*365)/282,000=163.5
DPO=(115,100*365)/282,000=149
Cash Conversion Cycle = DSO + DIO – DPO
Cash Conversion Cycle = 110.2+163.5-149=125(Approx)</span>
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True. A monopolist does not face the same constraints as an open or free market but instead is bounded by the consumers' demand for its products. Therefore, the firm's decision about how much to supply is directly related to its demand curve because they can produce as much or as little as the consumes demand.
300/12 = 25
So you would pay 25 (/dollars) every month.
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I would need to see the chart but if BigBox has more, it would be they are the dominant, and same for CheapStore. basically, whoever has more revenue (money production) will have the dominant strategy.
