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The condition under which firm sells it's goods and services for cash and credit is called terms of sale.
Terms of sale becomes more important while importing or exporting the goods or services.
So correct answer is b) terms of sale
25 The conditions under which a firm sells its goods and services for cash or credit...
26 When a purchaser is presented with trade terms such as 2/10 net 30, we call this a. a sales discount b a trade or purchase discount ca service contract d a term contract
24 Short-term securities possess all of the following characteristic and/or advantages except a. low interest rate or maturity risk b high yield or investment return c low default risk d high marketability or liquidity 25 The conditions under which a firm sells its goods and services for cash or credit a. collection policy b terms of sale c terms of endearment d credit contract
Drop-down options: (credit standards, terms of credit,
collection policy), (dollar value).
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