If a firm increases its cash discount period, the firm's investment in accounts receivable due to non-discount takers now paying earlier is expected to decrease.

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By increasing the cash discount period, the firm encourages customers to pay their invoices earlier to take advantage of the discount, which reduces the amount of time that money is tied up in accounts receivable.

If a Firm Increases Its Cash Discount Period, the Firm's