Capital and Finance of Japanese Business

Takaaki Wakasugi

The Japanese Political Economy, 1984, vol. 12, issue 4, 3-49

Abstract: For the purpose of carrying out its operations, a business firm keeps many kinds of assets, both physical and financial, e.g. manufacturing equipment, inventories of raw materials and finished products that facilitate production and marketing, accounts receivable that result from sales, cash on hand and deposits as a reserve for paying procurements, securities held to support interfirm transactions, and so on.

Date: 1984
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