In Determining Cash Flow, Managers Often Look at a Company's

question 172

Multiple Choice

In determining cash flow, managers often look at a company's

• A) net profit figure shown on the firm's operating statement.
• B) earnings before subtracting out noncash expenses.
• C) earnings after subtracting noncash expenses.
• D) revenue after subtracting depreciation of facilities.
• E) historical net profit numbers.

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