For a Company to Survive in the Long-Run It Must

question 157

True/False

For a company to survive in the long-run it must have positive cash flows from investing activities.

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Definitions:

Financial Forecasting

The process of estimating or predicting how a business will perform in the future through the use of historical data and other information.

Fixed Assets Added

Refers to the purchase or acquisition of physical assets by a company that are expected to be used for longer than one accounting period.

Working Capital Strategy

A business approach focusing on managing a company's operational needs efficiently by balancing current assets and current liabilities to maintain liquidity.

Long-term External Financing

Funding obtained from sources outside the company, typically through issuing equity or long-term debt, intended for periods longer than one year.