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The patterns of cash flows for these companies differ. One firm is a growth firm that is expanding rapidly, another firm is in danger of

bankruptcy, while another firm is an older firm that is expanding slowly.

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The growth firm

Firm is in danger of bankruptcy

An older firm that is expanding slowly.

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