Liquidity management and payable management

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The chief financial officer at the hospital noticed the collection department is not contacting patients with overdue accounts, which is affecting hospital stability. The CFO has instructed staff members to be more aggressive and document thier efforts. Which omponent is the CFO trying to address? 1) liquidity managment 2) payables management 3) Float management 4) receibables management.

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