Business, 01.04.2021 22:00 LMedley1373

The optimal investment in current assets for an operating firm occurs at the point where: both shortage costs and carrying costs equal zero. shortage costs are equal to zero. carrying costs are equal to zero. carrying costs exceed shortage costs. the total costs of holding current assets is minimized.

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