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3. Ms-41 Working Capital Management

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6. TABLE OF CONTENTS NUMERICLE QUESTIONS Q.1 — Q.9 1-12
Q. 1. Define Working Capital. What is its classification ? Or
What is Working Capital ? Describe the types of working capital. ( June 2000,2005,2007 ,Dec 2006) 12
Q. 2. Give a lucid account of significance of working capital for a corporation.
Discuss the advantage of working capital for a business concern .(June 2003,Faculty notes) 15
Q.3. Explain and illustrate operating cycle concept of working capital. Describe fully its usefulness also. (Faculty notes, June 98) 17

7. Q. 4. Explain the concept of "hard core" working capital
Q. 4. Explain the concept of "hard core" working capital. How should it be determined and financed ? (Dec 99,June 2006) 18
Q. 5. What is meant by Working Capital Analysis ? Describe various tools used in it. (Faculty notes , Dec 2004) Or
How will you analyse and determine the working capital needs of a large manufacturing concern ? 19
Q. 6. "Inadequate working capital is disastrous; whereas redundant working capital is a criminal waste." In the light of this statement, analyse carefully the working capital situation in Indian Companies. .(Dec 2004)
'The fate of large scale investment in fixed assets is often determined by a relatively small amount of current assets." Comment. 21