If your firm has an Operating Cash flow of $180,000 with a -$75,000 change in Net Working Capital, what must your Capital Spending be to have a Cash Flow from Assets of $320,000? (-$65,000)

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A: As per the data shared by Dog House:Sales = $502,000Depreciation expense = $47,000Profit margin =…

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A: Operating cash flows (OCF) is the cash flows generated from normal operations- Selling and producing…

Q: Assume that a firm has Sales of $25,000,000, total assets of $20,000,000, current assets of…

A: AFN or additional funds need refers to the additional funds needed by a company to expand or carry…

Q: Consider a company with EBIT of $450,000, tax rate of 25%, depreciation and amortization expenses of…

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Q: 3. For a firm with the following info., what is the Net Working Capital? Prepaid expenses=$2…

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Q: Calculate the ROI and calculate the Economic Profit.

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Q: A firm has net fixed assets of $38,215, long-term debt of $560, cash of $22,400, accounts payable…

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