The cash flow which starts negative then positive then again positive cash flow is classified as ___________?

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1. Cash flow which starts negative than positive then again positive cash flow is classified as__________?

   A. Normal costs B. Non-normal costs C. Non-normal cash flow D. Normal cash flow...

2. In alternative investments, the constant cash flow stream is equal to initial cash flow stream in the approach which is classified as __________?

   A. greater annual annuity method B. equivalent annual annuity C. lesser annual annuity method D. zero annual annuity method...

3. The price per share is $25 and the cash flow per share is $6 then the price to cash flow ratio would be ___________?

   A. 0.24 times B. 4.16 times C. 0.0416 D. 0.24...

4. The cash flows occurring with more than one change in sign of cash flow are classified as __________?

   A. non-normal cash flow B. normal cash flow C. normal costs D. non-normal costs...

5. Cash flows occurring with more than one change in sign of cash flow are classified as________?

   A. Non-normal cash flow B. Normal cash flow C. Normal costs D. Non-normal costs...

6. Net income is $2250 and non cash charges are $1150 then net cash flow would be _________?

   A. $1,100 B. $3,400 C. $2,200 D. $3,500...

7. In capital budgeting, a technique which is based upon discounted cash flow is classified as ___________?

   A. net present value method B. net future value method C. net capital budgeting method D. net equity budgeting method...

8. A project which have one series of cash inflows and results in one or more cash outflows is classified as __________

   A. abnormal costs B. normal cash flows C. abnormal cash flow D. normal costs...

9. In cash flow analysis, the two projects are compared by using common life, is classified as _________?

   A. transaction approach B. replacement chain approach C. common life approach D. Both B and C...

10. Price earning ratio and price by cash flow ratio are classified as___________?

    A. Marginal ratios B. Equity ratios C. Return ratios D. Market value ratios...