Finance What is working capital
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Understanding working capital with a lemonade stand provides a simple, yet comprehensive explanation of the concept of working capital through the lens of establishing a small business. Dive into the world of finance with Shmoop! • Comprehensive understanding of what working capital really is and its significance: the amount of money required to start running a business, pay employee wages, and other related operational costs. • Detailed breakdown of costs involved in starting a business using a lemonade stand as an example: rent, raw materials (sugar, lemons, water), and necessary accessories (cups). • Valuable information on initial investments, presenting the concept of a 'Bank of Grandma' as an initial investor for our hypothetical lemonade stand: showcasing the division between the working capital and spare capital for contingency. • Explanation of how working capital assists in bridging the gap between starting a business and when revenues start to come in. • Engaging and fresh perspective into finance, encouraging viewers to understand and breathe the concept of working capital. • --- • Preparing for an ACT/SAT/AP/State-Specific exam? We got you covered at https://www.shmoop.com/test-prep • See all of our study guides at https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides • Check out our online course catalog at https://www.shmoop.com/online-courses
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