4.In preparing a cash flow forecast, a firm is likely to employ a minimum acceptable cash balance: A) of zero. B) that includes a component for opportunities that may arise. C) equal to the amount necessary to pay projected payables, interest, taxes, and day-to-day expenses. D) which includes estimated expenses and a margin for unforeseen expenses only. 5.Projected net capital expenditures and financing decisions are most important as a component of a firm’s:
A) pro-forma income statement. B) expected operating cash flows. C) long-term cash flow forecast. D) balance of payments. 6.Which of the following statements regarding long-term forecasts of cash flows is most accurate? Long-term cash flow forecasts are:
A) constructed from recent daily and weekly cash flows. B) are usually more accurate than short term cash flow forecasts. C) based on pro-forma balance sheet projections for future years. D) are constructed without considering future financing decisions. |