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   Phil has put together the worksheet above with a 5-year cash flow estimate for his shoe company. He needs to explain the chart to his investors. Please answer the questions below using this figure as a reference. -To determine the projected cash flow, Phil must now total the following: taxable income, depreciation added back to the cash flow, and principal payments deducted from the cash flow (already a negative value) . Phil enters the following formula in cell C24 and copies it across the row: ____. A)  =SUM(C19,C21,C22)  B)  =C19-C21+C22 C)  =C19+C21-C22 D)  =C19-C21-C22
Phil has put together the worksheet above with a 5-year cash flow estimate for his shoe company. He needs to explain the chart to his investors. Please answer the questions below using this figure as a reference.
-To determine the projected cash flow, Phil must now total the following: taxable income, depreciation added back to the cash flow, and principal payments deducted from the cash flow (already a negative value) . Phil enters the following formula in cell C24 and copies it across the row: ____.

Recognize the significance and techniques of follow-up in the personal selling process.
Identify and differentiate between various sales objectives (output-related, input-related, behaviorally related, etc.).
Comprehend the sales management process and its interrelated functions.
Grasp the concept of sales plan implementation and evaluation.

Definitions:

Competitive Firm

A business that operates in a market with many buyers and sellers, where the company does not have the market power to set prices.

Demand Curve

A graphical representation showing the relationship between the price of a good or service and the quantity demanded by consumers, typically downward sloping.

Perfectly Competitive Markets

Markets in which no individual producer or consumer has the market power to influence prices, characterized by many buyers and sellers, homogeneous products, and free entry and exit.

Economic Profits

The difference between a firm's total revenue and its total costs, including both explicit and implicit costs, measuring the excess over the opportunity cost of capital.

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