Income Statement:
The income statement of a firm is also referred to as the
Net Income or Earning
The net income, also called as the earnings of the firm is calculated in the income statement where all the expenses and losses of the firm for a particular time period are listed. It is the measure of profitability of the firm.
To Identify:
Whether a firm with positive net income can ever run out of cash or not.
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