Bankrolling Your Growing Medical Business in a Tough Economy (Finance)
Physician Executive, 2009, May-June, 35, 3
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Publisher Description
All companies need capital. Growing companies, and new businesses, invest capital in recruiting and training new staff, developing programs and improving facilities, investing in technology, and marketing and advertising. When these programs succeed, the business must then fund an increase in accounts receivable and collections. Growing companies need more additional capital than stable companies, which can match working capital needs with revenue.
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