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Fred Knievel took out a substantial life insurance policy before he began his trek across North America in his Volvo.Doing so enabled him to:
Operations
Refers to the day-to-day activities necessary for a business to function, encompassing production, sales, and distribution.
Net Operating Cash
The amount of cash generated by the regular operating activities of a business within a specific period.
Plant Expansion
The process of increasing the physical size or production capacity of a manufacturing facility.
Debt Repayments
The process of paying back borrowed money, typically including both the principal amount lent and any accrued interest.
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