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    Jan 5, 2008, 07:09 PM
    Pay lag = terms lag + due lag
    Thus
    Pay lag = terms lag + due lag
    State how you would expect the following events to affect each type of lag:
    a. The company imposes a service charge on late payers.
    b. A recession causes customers to be short of cash.
    c. The company changes its terms from net 10 to net 20.
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    Jan 26, 2009, 09:21 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by kmartina View Post
    Thus
    Pay lag = terms lag + due lag
    State how you would expect the following events to affect each type of lag:
    a. The company imposes a service charge on late payers.
    b. A recession causes customers to be short of cash.
    c. The company changes its terms from net 10 to net 20.
    So what's the answer?? :)
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    Jan 26, 2009, 10:46 PM

    Post your question in the homework section, and at least try to tell us what you think is right. Then we will help you.

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