Working-capital
noun
1.
the amount of capital needed to carry on a business.
2.
Accounting. current assets minus current liabilities.
3.
liquid capital assets as distinguished from fixed capital assets.
working capital
noun
1.
(accounting) current assets minus current liabilities
2.
current or liquid assets
3.
that part of the capital of a business enterprise available for operations
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