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The flow of funds through a business starts with ____ and then goes through _____, ____, _____, ______.
a. NI, Source, Use, Revenue, NI
b. Use, Revenue, NI, Source, Use
c. Source, Use, Revenue, NI, Source
d. Revenue, NI, Source, Use, Revenue
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What is the probability that sales will grow by ten percent
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Accounting method which means revenue
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Entities undertake capital budgeting activities
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The flow of funds through a business starts
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When computing estimated capital budgeting cash flows
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