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A company starts taking longer to pay its suppliers, stretching out its payables.
Holding everything else constant, does this increase or decrease the cash the company has on hand in the short term?
- It decreases cash on hand
- It increases cash on hand
- It has no effect on cash
- It only affects the income statement, not cash
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