Learning Objectives Flashcards

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What is cash flow used for in decision making?

A

Cash flow is used as a measure of profitability and a factor in decision making.

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How does cash flow relate to net operating income (NOI)?

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Cash flow has a relation to net operating income (NOI).

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What information is contained in a cash budget?

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A cash budget contains information on cash inflows and outflows.

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What distinguishes a cash budget from other types of budgets?

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The cash budget is distinct from the operating budget and long-range budget.

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What are practical ways to monitor cash inflows and outlays?

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Implementing practical monitoring methods for cash inflows and outlays.

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What trends should be analyzed in relation to cash?

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Trends in cash, income, and expenses should be analyzed.

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What is the internal rate of return (IRR) related to?

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The internal rate of return (IRR) is related to cash flow.

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How are cash flow and IRR used in decision making?

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Both cash flow and IRR are used in decision making about the viability of projects.

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What is cash-on-cash return?

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Cash-on-cash return is a calculation used in decision making.

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What is the purpose of calculating cash-on-cash return?

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To use the result in decision making.

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