True Or False?

1	Cash = + long-term debt + equity + current liabilities current assets other than cash fixed assets. These are all sources or uses of cash.
2	Cash is the most productive asset a company can hold and that is why cash is king.
3	Year-end #1: Cash 0 = + long-term debt 100 + capital stock 100 + opening retained earnings 50 + net income 50 + accounts payable 100 accounts receivable 150 inventory 50 fixed assets 200. Year-end #2: Cash 0 = + long-term debt 100 + capital stock 100 + opening retained earnings 100 + net income 0 + accounts payable 150 accounts receivable 100 inventory 50 - fixed assets 300. Working capital policy changes can improve cash flow, which can be used in core business activities.
4	Sales, receivables, and inventory form the basis for cash flow, but the firms other activities like leverage can also affect cash inflows and outflows.
5	Under the Cs approach to credit management, a Character review attempts to determine the ability of the firm to pay back loans.
6	Operating assets are the difference between five principal current assets (cash, marketable securities, accounts receivable, equipment and inventory) and accounts payable.
7	The conservative approach to financing a business uses long-term funding sources to finance capital assets, permanent current assets and part of temporary current assets.
8	The top down forecast process is used for quick cash flow analysis. It is often called the percentage of sales method.
9	Operating Cycle (OC) consists of that period of time measured by the Average Age of Inventory (AAI) and the Average Collection Period (ACP) of accounts receivable.

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Firms need to distinguish between permanent funding requirements, and seasonal funding requirements to properly manage sales.