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Abstract
Credit management plays a crucial role in the financial health and liquidity position of manufacturing companies. This study aims to investigate the effect of credit management practices on the liquidity position of manufacturing firms. The research will utilize both quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze the relationship between credit management metrics and liquidity indicators. The study will focus on key credit management factors such as credit policy, credit evaluation, collection policy, and credit monitoring procedures. These factors will be evaluated in the context of their impact on the liquidity position of manufacturing companies. By examining how efficiently a company manages its credit policies and practices, the research seeks to establish a correlation between effective credit management and improved liquidity. The research will involve collecting financial data from a sample of manufacturing companies and conducting in-depth interviews with credit managers to gain insights into their credit management strategies. Statistical analysis will be used to assess the relationship between credit management variables and liquidity ratios such as the current ratio, quick ratio, and cash ratio. The findings of this study are expected to provide valuable insights for manufacturing companies looking to enhance their liquidity position through better credit management practices. By understanding the impact of credit policies on liquidity, firms can make informed decisions to optimize their credit management processes and improve their overall financial performance. Overall, this research aims to contribute to the existing literature on credit management and liquidity by providing empirical evidence on the relationship between these two critical aspects of corporate finance. The study will offer practical implications for managers and financial professionals in manufacturing companies, guiding them towards developing effective credit management strategies that promote financial stability and liquidity. In conclusion, the research on the effect of credit management on the liquidity position of manufacturing companies is essential for enhancing financial decision-making processes and ensuring long-term sustainability in a competitive business environment. By shedding light on the significance of credit management practices, this study aims to offer practical recommendations for improving liquidity management in manufacturing firms.

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