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Credit Management and Markov Chains: Modified Total Balance Aging Method

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1. It is first necessary to establish some terminology. Call the end of May 1989 time t, and call the end of June 1989 time t + 1. In each case, refer to the month just completed as age category 1, so that for time t May 1989 is age category 1 and for time t + 1 June 1989 is age category 1. The account data for May and June may then be laid out as follows, with all figures in thousands of pounds:

 

Balance at t Partial balance aging

  

Account no.

Age l

Age 2

Age 3

Total amount

Total balance aging

1

10

10

1

2

9

2

11

2

3

7

7

3

4

5

6

3

14

3

5

6

11

17

2

6

13

15

2

30

3

7

8

16

24

3

8

7

4

11

2

9

12

12

3

10

16

4

20

3

11

10

10

2

12

7

14

5

26

3

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Gee, K.P. (1986). Credit Management and Markov Chains: Modified Total Balance Aging Method. In: Advanced Management Accounting Problems. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18147-6_40

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