A Business Entity That Shows a Positive Cash Flow from Operations,a

question 4

Multiple Choice

A business entity that shows a positive cash flow from operations,a negative cash flow (i.e. ,a cash outflow) from investing and a negative cash flow (i.e. ,a cash outflow) from financing is a business entity which:

• A) Is profitable,does not prepare itself for future challenges and reimburses its debt.
• B) Is incurring a loss,prepares itself for the future and has obtained new long-term funds from external sources.
• C) May be profitable or may experience a loss,probably invests more than it divests and probably has reimbursed some of its debt.
• D) May be profitable or may experience a loss,probably divests more than it invests and has issued new common stock for an amount in excess of the amount of dividends paid to current shareholders.

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Definitions:

Forgone Income

Potential earnings not received by choosing one alternative over another, often considered in opportunity cost calculations.

Tuition

The fee charged by educational institutions for instruction and training, typically assessed per term or per course.

Cost of Housing

The total expenses associated with acquiring and living in a home, including purchase price, rent, maintenance, and utilities.

Forgone Income

Income that is lost when an individual chooses not to engage in a certain activity or job, representing an opportunity cost.