Which scenario would be considered the most favorable by shareholders of a company? Select one: a. The company has negative free cash flow. b. The company has zero free cash flow. c. Every scenario is equally favorable. d. The company has positive free cash flow.
Which scenario would be considered the most favorable by shareholders of a company? Select one: a. The company has negative free cash flow. b. The company has zero free cash flow. c. Every scenario is equally favorable. d. The company has positive free cash flow.
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Transcribed Image Text:Which scenario would be considered the most favorable by shareholders of a company?
Select one:
a. The company has negative free cash flow.
b. The company has zero free cash flow.
c. Every scenario is equally favorable.
d. The company has positive free cash flow.
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