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Business, 24.07.2020 03:01 Averybeam300

For the current year sales are $1,400,000, current assets are $101,524, and current liabilities are $85,265. If sales are forecasted to increase 12% next year, and all current assets and current liabilities vary proportionally with sales (i. e. they are spontaneous items), what is the forecasted amount of net working capital next year?

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