The purpose of this study is attempting to use economic analysis tools and to construct an economic model, from the business credit management point of view, comparatively analyze firms in the pursuit of maximum net recovered amount, decide to collect their own accounts receivable by themselves or commission it to debt collectors after the credit risk occurs. The results showed that some conditions must be met if creditors decide to adopt a self-collection: when the marginal effect of recovered amount is greater than or equal to the reciprocal of the overdue amount, firms can collect by themselves. However, if the marginal effect of debt is equal to zero, firms should not choose to implement self-collection. On the other hand, creditors entrust debt collectors to collect accounts receivable have to meet the condition that the commission will not increase the loss of creditors. Under the premise that both the decisions can be adopted, if the commission is expected to have a higher net recovered amount than self-charging, firms should entrust to collect debts, or they should execute self-collection policy.