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... cash . For example , a new retail store may be highly profitable but may need all its profits to expand its inventory . And even if a firm has had profits and does have spare cash , the partners are not automatically entitled to receive a ...
... cash . For example , a new retail store may be highly profitable but may need all its profits to expand its inventory . And even if a firm has had profits and does have spare cash , the partners are not automatically entitled to receive a ...
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... cash on hand . If the cash is invested in the project , the result will be as shown in Balance Sheet E. Balance Sheet E Assets Liability and Equity Investments Book $ 1,750 Mkt $ 1,600 Book Mkt Debt Equity $ 1,000 $ 1,000 750 600 Assume ...
... cash on hand . If the cash is invested in the project , the result will be as shown in Balance Sheet E. Balance Sheet E Assets Liability and Equity Investments Book $ 1,750 Mkt $ 1,600 Book Mkt Debt Equity $ 1,000 $ 1,000 750 600 Assume ...
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... cash needed to pay dividends ; a firm without earnings may have ample cash for such distributions . " Earnings " is a bookkeeping concept and dividends must be paid in cash . True , a firm that has healthy earnings is more likely to ...
... cash needed to pay dividends ; a firm without earnings may have ample cash for such distributions . " Earnings " is a bookkeeping concept and dividends must be paid in cash . True , a firm that has healthy earnings is more likely to ...
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