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              7  A cash-flow forecast shows the:
                A  timing of cash inflows and outflows over a period of time

                B  amount of cash a business earns from sales
                C  the amount of profit a business earns over a period of time

                D  how much cash a business has in its bank account.

              8  A short-term cash shortage might be financed by:
                A  not paying workers’ wages

                B  reducing dividend payments to shareholders

                C  taking out a bank loan
                D  offering discounts to credit sales customers.


              9  A business can improve its working capital by:
                A  increasing sales
                B  reducing inventories

                C  increasing credit terms to customers
                D  paying trade payables sooner than it needs to.


            10  Working capital measures:
                A  business profitability

                B  business efficiency
                C  business liquidity

                D  business productivity.

            11  The difference between gross profit and profit is:

                A  cost of sales
                B  taxation

                C  expenses
                D  interest on borrowing.


            12  Profit is:
                A  total costs less revenue
                B  revenue less costs of sales

                C  revenue less fixed costs
                D  revenue less total costs.


            13  Profit is important to businesses because:
                A  it improves businesses, cash balances

                B  it can be used to measure business size
                C  it is a measure of businesses, success

                D  businesses need to pay taxes to the government.



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