Applied Technology in Business Credit in the Enterprise’s Short-Term Finance

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Applied technology plays an important role in different fields, at the same time, it is also applied in business credit in the enterprise’s short-term finance. Applied technology is often closely connected with information technology. Business credit is a direct credit which forms in the process of sale and buy on credit. As business credit has no warrant, it is applied widely in fact by many enterprises. With the development of information technology, business credit will greatly increase enterprise’s operating risk if it can’t be used correctly during the course of financing and investing decision. This article has a carefully discussion about how to use correctly the business credit in the short-financing of enterprise.

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